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The actor-observer hypothesis (E. E. Jones & R. E. Nisbett, 1971 ) states that people tend to explain their own behavior with situation causes and other... 
Self-other | Social psychology | Social perception | Behavior explanations | Actor-observer asymmetry | Social cognition | PERSON PERCEPTION | social cognition | CHILDRENS CAUSAL ATTRIBUTIONS | PSYCHOLOGY | social perception | PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY | ACTIVE OBSERVER | INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES | PUBLICATION BIAS | SELF-SERVING BIAS | social psychology | SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGY | DISPOSITIONAL ATTRIBUTION | behavior explanations | self-other | PASSIVE OBSERVER | DIVERGENT PERCEPTIONS | Attribution Theory | Performance Factors | Correlation | Audience Response | Effect Size | Context Effect | Hypothesis Testing | Audience Analysis | Meta Analysis | Role Playing | Behavioral Science Research | Reproducibility of Results | Humans | Child, Preschool | Psychology, Social - methods | Self Concept | Social Behavior | Social Perception | Adolescent | Internal-External Control | Cognition - physiology | Adult | Child | Interpersonal Relations | Psychological aspects | Research | Behavior evolution | Behavior | Meta-analysis