People who are observing an action are much more likely than the actor to make the fundamental attribution error.This is called

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The actor/observer difference refers to the tendency for people observing an action to make the fundamental attribution error, while the actor themselves tend to make situational attributions for their own actions. Stereotyping and ultimate attribution error are not directly related to this phenomenon, and therefore are not the best choices.

People Who Are Observing an Action Are Much More Likely