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What is the difference between dispositional attribution and situational attribution?
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What is the difference between dispositional attribution and situational attribution?
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Dispositional attribution is the tendency to attribute behaviour to internal factors such as personality, while situational attribution is the tendency to attribute behaviour to external factors such as the situation.
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