A dispositional attribution occurs when you assume that the cause of a particular behavior has
something to do with the actor's surroundings or environment.

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A dispositional attribution occurs when you assume that the cause of a particular behavior has	
something to do with the actor's surroundings or environment.

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A dispositional attribution is actually the opposite; it assumes that the cause of a behavior is due to something internal to the actor, such as their personality or traits. A situational attribution is when the cause of a behavior is assumed to be external, such as their environment or circumstances.

A Dispositional Attribution Occurs When You Assume That the Cause