The actor-observer bias qualifies the fundamental attribution error because as actors we tend to make _____ attributions, and as observers we tend to make _____ attributions.

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The actor-observer bias explains that as actors (when we are the ones performing an action), we are more likely to attribute our actions to situational factors, whereas as observers (when we are watching someone else perform an action), we tend to attribute others' actions to dispositional (personality) factors.

The Actor-Observer Bias Qualifies the Fundamental Attribution Error Because as Actors