Attribution Biases Attribution refers to the way in which people explain their own behavior and that of others. An attribution bias occurs when someone systematically over- or underuses the available information when explaining - Social dynamics - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Attribution Biases Attribution refers to the way in which people explain their own behavior and that of others. An attribution bias occurs when someone systematically over- or underuses the available information when explaining Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-02-17 18:22:52 Open Document File Size: 190,16 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Reducing Intergroup / SAGE Publications Inc. / M. Intergroup / Intergroup Attribution Biases Intergroup / Muslims / Hindus / / Country Bangladesh / / IndustryTerm majority / ethnoreligious / minority / / Person Michael A. Hogg / Fritz Heider / Miles Hewstone Further Readings Doosje / Rhiannon N. Turner / Bernard Weiner / Harold Kelley / John M. Levine / Miles Hewstone / / Position teacher / actor / / PublishedMedium European Journal of Social Psychology / Journal of Personality and Social Psychology / / SocialTag Behavior Attribution Ultimate attribution error In-group–out-group bias Social identity theory Fundamental attribution error Ingroups and outgroups Group dynamics Actor–observer asymmetry Social psychology

Attribution Biases Attribution refers to the way in which people explain their own behavior and that of others. An attribution bias occurs when someone systematically over- or underuses the available information when explainingAdd to Reading List