Actor–observer asymmetry - Information from Answers.com
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Fundamental attribution error - Information from Answers.com
This discrepancy is called the actor–observer bias. As a simple example, if Alice
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Attribution (psychology) - Information from Answers.com
3.1 Fundamental attribution error; 3.2 Culture bias; 3.3 Spotlight effect error; 3.4
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List of cognitive biases - Information from Answers.com
Actor-observer bias – the tendency for explanations of other individuals'
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Observer effect - Information from Answers.com
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Attributional bias - Information from Answers.com
Attributional biases typically take the form of actor/observer differences: people
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Interpersonal communication - Information from Answers.com
2.11.1 Steps to the attribution process; 2.11.2 Fundamental attribution error; 2.11.
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False consensus effect - Information from Answers.com
By this logic, then, it can be said that the false consensus effect is really a
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