People tend to attribute others' behaviors to dispositional factors such as personality traits. At the same time, we tend to attribute our own behavior to

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This is known as the fundamental attribution error, where we tend to attribute others' behavior to dispositional factors, while ignoring the impact of situational factors. However, when it comes to our own behavior, we are more likely to consider situational influences rather than dispositional factors. This is because we have more access to our own thoughts and feelings, and are able to consider the contextual factors that influenced our behavior.

People Tend to Attribute Others' Behaviors to Dispositional Factors Such