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    In Our Attempts to Understand What Causes Behaviour,the Tendency to Explain
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In Our Attempts to Understand What Causes Behaviour,the Tendency to Explain

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In our attempts to understand what causes behaviour,the tendency to explain behaviour by making situational attributions is so strong that it is called the fundamental attribution error.

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