In trying to make sense of the social world,people are much like amateur scientists.This observation is most compatible with Fritz Heider's (1958)classic scholarly work on

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Fritz Heider's classic work is often referred to as "common sense psychology," which suggests that people use basic, intuitive theories to understand others and make sense of social situations. This is similar to the way amateur scientists use basic, intuitive theories to make sense of the physical world. The other choices are related to different theories or concepts in social psychology, but do not directly reflect the idea of common sense psychology as described by Heider.

In Trying to Make Sense of the Social World,people Are