In the context of attribution theory, we tend to attribute our successes to our own internal factors and attribute our failures to external factors.

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This phenomenon is known as the self-serving bias, where individuals attribute their successes to internal or personal factors (like their skills or effort) and their failures to external factors (like luck or the actions of others), to maintain and protect their self-esteem.

In the Context of Attribution Theory, We Tend to Attribute