A group of pedestrians is standing on a corner, waiting for the light to change. A driver runs the red light and narrowly misses another car. According to work on the two-step process of making attributions, who is most likely to point out how quickly the light changed from amber to red when explaining the near accident?

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Wesley, being alert and without concerns, is more likely to engage in the second step of the attribution process, which involves considering situational factors (like the quick change of the traffic light) instead of making a snap judgment.

A Group of Pedestrians Is Standing on a Corner, Waiting