When we attribute another's behavior to internal factors more than external factors we are:
A) experiencing the similar-to-me effect.
B) making a fundamental attribution error.
C) projecting the halo effect.
D) making a first-impression error.

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Making a fundamental attribution error involves overemphasizing dispositional (internal) explanations for others' behavior and underemphasizing situational (external) explanations.

When We Attribute Another's Behavior to Internal Factors More Than