How do people tend to make attributions about the causes of emotional reactions in men and women?

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Research in social psychology suggests that there's a gender bias in attributing emotions, where men's emotional reactions are often attributed to situational factors (giving them an "excuse"), while women's emotions are more likely attributed to their personalities or internal characteristics. This reflects broader stereotypes about emotional expression and control.

How Do People Tend to Make Attributions About the Causes