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L'ERREUR FONDAMENTALE D'ATTRIBUTION : POURQUOI NOUS JUGEONS MAL LES ACTIONS DES AUTRES
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L'ERREUR FONDAMENTALE D'ATTRIBUTION : POURQUOI NOUS JUGEONS MAL LES ACTIONS DES AUTRES
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AbstractĀ
Overestimating elements of an actorās personality while simultaneously underestimating situational factors has been a pervasive problem in Western culture when trying to explain the cause of a behavior or event. This social error is known as the fundamental attribution error (FAE). Through an investigation of the literature I seek to understand why the FAE may occur and what consequences may result from its occurrence. I propose an explanation for the FAEās occurrence that unifies current explanations. I also illuminate possible consequences of committing the FAE that have not been clearly articulated in the literature. I argue that this social error may have implications for oppression, victimization, peer stress, and the making of moral judgments. I conclude by proposing that education is needed in order to bring awareness and promote proper training to attenuate the effects of the FAE.
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To see others as we seeĀ ourselves
In psychology there is a theory about the āfundamental attribution errorā, the error in how we attribute causes to actions. When we look at our own actions, they are caused by our cognition in the circumstances in which we are deciding what to do. When we look at the actions of others, they are caused by their personality or character traits. So we do not really take into consideration theā¦
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Social Psychology: Fundamental Attribution Error
Observers have the tendency to underestimate situational influences and overestimate dispositional influences when making causal attributions of others.
Example: "That woman got herself in a car crash because she's a bad driver"