Actors and observers tend to give different explanations for the same instance of behavior because
A)only actors themselves can accurately explain their own behavior.
B)only outside observers can accurately explain actors' behavior.
C)observers tend to possess more knowledge than the actors.
D)situational pressures may not be readily apparent to an observer.

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Observers might not fully appreciate the situational pressures influencing the actor's behavior, leading to different explanations for the same behavior. Actors are aware of their internal states and situational pressures, while observers might focus more on the actor's dispositions.

Actors and Observers Tend to Give Different Explanations for the Same