In the context of fundamental attribution error, observers tend to attribute a person's behavior to _____ with the passage of time.
A) the situation
B) his or her traits
C) internal beliefs and preconceptions
D) his or her dispositions

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As time passes, observers tend to attribute a person's behavior less to their traits and more to the situation they are in. This is known as the "time lag effect" and has been observed in numerous studies on fundamental attribution error.

In the Context of Fundamental Attribution Error, Observers Tend to Attribute