The tendency to not appreciate that others' behavior is as much constrained by events and circumstances as our own would be if we were in their position is known as the
A)false consensus effect.
B)fundamental attribution error.
C)bandwagon effect.
D)overconfidence effect.

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The fundamental attribution error refers to the tendency to overemphasize personality-based explanations for behaviors observed in others while underemphasizing the role of situational influences. This means that people often attribute others' actions to their character or disposition rather than considering the external circumstances that might have led to those actions.

The Tendency to Not Appreciate That Others' Behavior Is as Much