You would probably be LEAST likely to commit the fundamental attribution error in explaining why

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The fundamental attribution error involves overestimating the influence of personality and underestimating the influence of situations when explaining others' behaviors. In explaining your own failure (A), you're more likely to consider situational factors (e.g., the test's difficulty, lack of preparation time), thus being least likely to commit this error compared to explaining others' actions or decisions.

You Would Probably Be LEAST Likely to Commit the Fundamental