The tendency to attribute other people's behaviour to internal factors and our own behaviour to situational influences is known as

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The actor-observer bias describes the tendency to attribute other people's actions to their character or personality (internal factors) while attributing our own actions to the situation or environment (external factors). This bias highlights a difference in how we explain behaviors depending on whether we are the actor or the observer.

The Tendency to Attribute Other People's Behaviour to Internal Factors