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by Carys Duncan
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are explanations we make for why people behave the way they do . explain behavior based on personality , traits , or character , while explain behavior based on external circumstances or environment . describes how we attribute our own actions to situations but others ? actions to dispositions . The is the tendency to overestimate personality and underestimate situational factors when judging others . attributes successes to ourselves and failures to external causes .

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