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1
You ask an acquaintance, Shelly, to meet you at the library at 1:00 PM to study for a psychology exam, but Shelly never shows up. List both a dispositional and a situational reason for Shelly’s behavior. Which reason is more likely generated by our tendency to apply the fundamental attribution error?
2
Have you ever been a victim of the fundamental attribution error? Describe the experience. What was the real cause of your behavior? What did the other person involved believe the cause to be?





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