Therefore, the experimental group provided more internal attributions towards the writer.
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Another term for "'dispositional attribution "'is internal attribution.
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Internal attribution refers to inferring that personal factors are the cause of an event or behavior.
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Internal attribution is how we attach meaning to other's behaviors and even our own.
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External attribution relates causality to outside agents, whereas, internal attribution assigns the person himself for any behavior.
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The way to overcome your own internal attributions is to draw them into your conscious mind and focus on them.
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These results demonstrate a tendency for older people to rely more heavily on situational attributions ( life experience ) as opposed to internal attributions.
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Hence, it is more common for people in collectivist cultures to make an external attribution while people in individualistic cultures making an internal attribution.
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When we use internal attributions, we infer that a person is behaving in a certain way or that an event is due to factors related to the person.
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An " external attribution " assigns causality to situational or external factors, while an " internal attribution " assigns causality to factors within the person.
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