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The tendency to overestimate the impact of personal disposition and underestimate the impact of the situations in analyzing the behaviors of othersleadsto the fundamental attribution error
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Rhonda to conclude:|may leadRhonda to conclude:|
Darley to think that the driver of the other car was an unskilled or reckless drivermay leadDarley to think that the driver of the other car was an unskilled or reckless driver
Kitayama to think that the driver of the other car was an unskilled or reckless drivermay leadKitayama to think that the driver of the other car was an unskilled or reckless driver
people to tend to attribute _ _ _ _ _ _causespeople to tend to attribute _ _ _ _ _ _
people to believe behaviorcausespeople to believe behavior
her to conclude that the class did poorly because _ _might leadher to conclude that the class did poorly because _ _
her to conclude that the class did poorly because : Student Response 1might leadher to conclude that the class did poorly because : Student Response 1
our judgments of othersinfluencesour judgments of others
to misunderstandings of why people act in certain mannerscontributesto misunderstandings of why people act in certain manners
the professor to conclude that the class did poorly because : ( 1 ) The test was unfair ( 2might leadthe professor to conclude that the class did poorly because : ( 1 ) The test was unfair ( 2
to labels and assumptions about who people areleadsto labels and assumptions about who people are
her to conclude that the class did poorly because Students at state university are convinced that their school is better than any othermight leadher to conclude that the class did poorly because Students at state university are convinced that their school is better than any other
her to conclude that the class did poorly SG.CH8.doc STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 8 1might leadher to conclude that the class did poorly SG.CH8.doc STUDY GUIDE CHAPTER 8 1
us to make bad guesses about why people do what they do and that bad guess is often lack of motivationleadsus to make bad guesses about why people do what they do and that bad guess is often lack of motivation
people to overlook that , at least when focusing on teacherscausespeople to overlook that , at least when focusing on teachers
us to leave people in trouble in the lurchmay causeus to leave people in trouble in the lurch
us to attribute superpowers to people we do n’t knowcausesus to attribute superpowers to people we do n’t know
how people , including yourself , judge others , so it ’s important to understand itcan significantly influencehow people , including yourself , judge others , so it ’s important to understand it
people to unduly blame less wealthy people for their circumstancescausespeople to unduly blame less wealthy people for their circumstances
A lot of anger , including that felt by raging drivers(passive) is caused byA lot of anger , including that felt by raging drivers
to faulty causes of behavior in determining causes behind people ’s actionscan leadto faulty causes of behavior in determining causes behind people ’s actions
us to link the negative or inappropriate behavior of other people with character flawsleadsus to link the negative or inappropriate behavior of other people with character flaws
people to put blame for failures on others but claim to be the cause of successcausespeople to put blame for failures on others but claim to be the cause of success
people to over - rate the importance of human agency relative to environmental factorscausespeople to over - rate the importance of human agency relative to environmental factors
us to interpret the behavior of others as reflecting something inherent about those people ... more than is warrantedleadsus to interpret the behavior of others as reflecting something inherent about those people ... more than is warranted
us to judge people differently based on whether they are like us or different from usleadsus to judge people differently based on whether they are like us or different from us
us to make hasty and often erroneous conclusions about others ’ personal attributes based on our superficial observationsleadsus to make hasty and often erroneous conclusions about others ’ personal attributes based on our superficial observations
you to think people are different from you by failing to realise that you might have the same behaviour if you were in the same situation as they are , due to your current ignorance of what that situation iscould leadyou to think people are different from you by failing to realise that you might have the same behaviour if you were in the same situation as they are , due to your current ignorance of what that situation is
people to assume that other people ’s actions are less affected by their environment than they actually are , and to assume that those actions are more affected by their personality than they actually arecausespeople to assume that other people ’s actions are less affected by their environment than they actually are , and to assume that those actions are more affected by their personality than they actually are
a supervisor to believe that an employee 's lateness is due to factors beyond the employee 's control rather than to a lack of motivation to attend workwould causea supervisor to believe that an employee 's lateness is due to factors beyond the employee 's control rather than to a lack of motivation to attend work
people to assume that success is inevitably tied to individual talents and current models , without taking note of " environmental factors and random eventsleadpeople to assume that success is inevitably tied to individual talents and current models , without taking note of " environmental factors and random events
a team to trade a good player because they believe that player is not gritty enough when a given lack of success was actually being driven by team level factors out of that player ’s controlwould leada team to trade a good player because they believe that player is not gritty enough when a given lack of success was actually being driven by team level factors out of that player ’s control
The tendency to make person attributions ( such as poor people are lazy ) for the behaviors of others , even where situational factors such as poor education and growing up in poverty might be better explanations(passive) is caused byThe tendency to make person attributions ( such as poor people are lazy ) for the behaviors of others , even where situational factors such as poor education and growing up in poverty might be better explanations
an unlawful image of someone or their actions without knowing all of the detailscreatean unlawful image of someone or their actions without knowing all of the details
a psychologist to input inaccurate datacould leada psychologist to input inaccurate data
men to trust women who are not trustworthy and not trust women who areoften causemen to trust women who are not trustworthy and not trust women who are
from incorrect identification of the impact or origin of certain situational factors which will have an impact on behaviour and self - serving bias , which is the tendency of individuals to play up their role in successes while ascribing failures to external si tuational factors ( Keizer , 2010resultsfrom incorrect identification of the impact or origin of certain situational factors which will have an impact on behaviour and self - serving bias , which is the tendency of individuals to play up their role in successes while ascribing failures to external si tuational factors ( Keizer , 2010
from incorrect identification of the impact or origin of certain situational factors which will have an impact on behaviour and self - serving bias , which is the tendency of individuals to play up their role in successes while ascribing failures to external situational factors ( Keizer , 2010resultsfrom incorrect identification of the impact or origin of certain situational factors which will have an impact on behaviour and self - serving bias , which is the tendency of individuals to play up their role in successes while ascribing failures to external situational factors ( Keizer , 2010
issues(passive) created byissues
from lack of sufficient information about the opponent ’s situationoften resultsfrom lack of sufficient information about the opponent ’s situation