Which of the following perceptual errors results from the tendency to make external attributions for your own behaviors?
A) Halo effect
B) Algebraic impressions
C) Perception-checking
D) Actor-observer effect

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The actor-observer effect describes the tendency of individuals to attribute their own actions to external factors while attributing others' actions to their character or personality. This perceptual error contrasts with how we often explain others' behavior based on internal factors.

Which of the Following Perceptual Errors Results from the Tendency