When we engage in a negatively perceived activity, we tend to attribute the causes of our behavior to internal preferences rather than to external forces beyond our control?

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When we engage in a negatively perceived activity, we tend to attribute the causes of our behavior to internal preferences rather than to external forces beyond our control?

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False, most play the blame game on external forces and won't admit it was because of their own preferences.

Alexis Purslane answered Jan 31, 2019

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