From the point of view of Fritz Heider's (1958)"naive" or "common sense" psychology,people are much like _______ in trying to understand others' behaviour.

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Fritz Heider's "naive" or "common sense" psychology suggests that people are amateur scientists when trying to understand others' behavior. They use their own experiences and observations to create theories about why someone is behaving a certain way, similar to how scientists form hypotheses based on data.

From the Point of View of Fritz Heider's (1958)"naive" or "Common