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    The Actor-Observer Effects Refer to the Overall Tendency to Attribute
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The Actor-Observer Effects Refer to the Overall Tendency to Attribute

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The actor-observer effects refer to the overall tendency to attribute our own behavior to ____________________ sources but to attribute the behavior of others to internal sources.

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