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Attribution theory suggests that we tend to attribute others' behavior either to their:
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Attribution theory suggests that we tend to attribute others' behavior either to their:

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I believe the answer is: dispositions or situations

People who attribute the behavior to dispositions would perceive someone who behave badly because they have inherently bad characteristic.
People who attribute behavior to situations, on the other hand, would perceive someone who behave badly because they are forced by their current situation.
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