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Why do we tend to attribute others' negative behaviors to dispositions over situational factors?
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Why do we tend to attribute others' negative behaviors to dispositions over situational factors?

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Because you have a greater understanding of the mentality and conduct of individuals you care about, you are better able to understand their perspective and are more likely to recognize possible situational factors for their behavior.

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