When we are explaining our own behavior, we tend to invoke what kind of explanation?
A) We base it on traits of our character.
B) A situational explanation
C) A cause-and-effect explanation
D) Justification
E) Refutation

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When explaining our own behavior, we often use situational explanations, attributing our actions to external circumstances rather than to internal traits. This contrasts with how we explain others' behavior, where we're more likely to attribute their actions to their character or personality.

When We Are Explaining Our Own Behavior, We Tend to Invoke