People usually make causal attributions by deciding if someone's behaviour is the result of ________ factors versus ________ factors.

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People usually make causal attributions by deciding if someone's behavior is the result of personal factors (such as individual traits or motivations) versus environmental factors (such as situational influences or external pressures).

People Usually Make Causal Attributions by Deciding If Someone's Behaviour