From the point of view of Heider's (1958) "naïve," or "commonsense," psychology, people are much like __________ in trying to understand others' behaviors.

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Heider's naïve psychology suggests that people use everyday, intuitive theories to understand the behaviors of others, much like amateur scientists would try to explain a phenomenon based on their observations and experiences. Therefore, option C, amateur scientists, best describes the comparison made by Heider.

From the Point of View of Heider's (1958) "Naïve," or "Commonsense