People often make different judgments of the same behavior depending on whether they performed the behavior or observed the behavior in others. This is referred to as the

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The actor-observer bias explains the tendency of individuals to attribute their own actions to external factors while attributing others' actions to internal factors or traits. This means people often have a different perspective on their own behavior compared to when they observe the same behavior in others.

People Often Make Different Judgments of the Same Behavior Depending