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The Fundamental Attribution Error (Jones & Harris, 1967; Ross, 1977) is a well-accepted social psychological phenomenon where we tend to vastly overestimate the power of situations in shaping other people’s behaviors and underestimate the role of dispositional factors

December 10, 2016/by David Prescott, MPA and Robert E. Longo

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The Fundamental Attribution Error (Jones & Harris, 1967; Ross, 1977) is a well-accepted social psychological phenomenon where we tend to vastly overestimate the power of situations in shaping other people’s behaviors and underestimate the role of dispositional factors