The actor-observer bias leads us as actors to make _____ attributions and as observers to make _____ attributions.

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The actor-observer bias refers to our tendency to explain our own behavior based on situational factors and the behavior of others based on dispositional factors. Therefore, as actors, we tend to make situational attributions for our own behavior, while as observers we tend to make dispositional attributions for the behavior of others.

The Actor-Observer Bias Leads Us as Actors to Make _____