Harold Kelley put forward the "covariation principle" governing this process, which relies on consensus, distinctiveness, and consistency.
In a classic experiment on this process, participants were divided into two groups, which both watched a video of a job interview; one group was told the job was "submariner," while the other was told it was "astronaut." Harold Kelley put forward the "covariation principle" governing this process, which relies on consensus, distinctiveness, and consistency. The "father" of psychological studies of this e5fect was Gestalt psychologist Fritz Heider. Bernard Weiner analyzed this cognitive process with relation to achievement. A failure in this process was uncovered in an experiment by Edward Jones, who presented subjects with essays praising Fidel Castro. This process is distorted in the self-serving bias and the just-world bias. For 10 points, name this cognitive process of inferring the causes of events, which is distorted by the correspondence bias in a namesake "fundamental error."
In a classic experiment on this process, participants were divided into two groups, which both watched a video of a job interview; one group was told the job was "submariner," while the other was told it was "astronaut."
causal attribution