The Actor-Observer Effect Is the Tendency to Attribute Your Own

question 1

Short Answer

The actor-observer effect is the tendency to attribute your own behavior mostly to ____________________ causes and the behavior of other people mostly to ____________________ causes.

---

Definitions:

Pencil Chewing

A common habit where individuals bite or chew on pencils, often related to stress, concentration, or habit.

Habit

A regular practice or routine that is performed automatically without conscious thought.

Drive

An internal motivating force that compels action towards fulfilling a need or achieving a goal.

Incentive

Something that motivates or encourages someone to do something, often used in contexts of motivation and behavioral economics.