An actor tends to attribute the cause of his behaviours differently than observers, in large part, because an actor has

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Actors have more knowledge concerning situational factors as they are directly experiencing the situation and have access to information that observers might not have. Observers are typically more externally focused and may not be aware of all the situational factors that influenced the actor's behavior.

An Actor Tends to Attribute the Cause of His Behaviours