The actor-observer effect suggests that actors and observers will view an actor's behaviour differently.

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The actor-observer effect is a psychological phenomenon where people tend to attribute their own actions to external factors but attribute others' actions to their personality or character, leading to a difference in perception between the actor (the person performing the action) and the observer (the person watching the action).

The Actor-Observer Effect Suggests That Actors and Observers Will View