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Episode 117: The Fundamental Attribution Error
Today's episode is built around the Fundamental Attribution Error, a concept named by psychologist Lee Ross in the nineteen seventies — the deeply human tendency to judge others by their character while judging ourselves by our circumstances. It's a bias that quietly distorts how you see colleagues, teammates, and the people closest to you, often without you noticing. The one small action for today: when you catch yourself labeling someone by character, pause and name just one situational factor that could explain the same behavior. Key Topics: fundamental attribution error, Lee Ross…
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