A two stage model for this phenomenon by Daniel Gilbert divides the central process into a "spontaneous dispositional" phase and a "deliberative" phase.
A two stage model for this phenomenon by Daniel Gilbert divides the central process into a "spontaneous dispositional" phase and a "deliberative" phase. The person who first described this phenomenon performed an experiment asking college students to wear a sandwich board advertising "Eat at Joe's" to discover the closely related false consensus effect. The original experiment that led this phenomenon to be so-named saw general knowledge questions made by question-askers rate their own knowledge against that of the contestant. Coined by (*) Lee Ross, the Jones and Harris experiment elucidating this phenomenon had observers read pro-Castro and anti-Castro essays. For 10 points, name this cognitive bias of assigning shortfalls of human beings to their behavior.
A two stage model for this phenomenon by Daniel Gilbert divides the central process into a "spontaneous dispositional" phase and a "deliberative" phase.
{Fundamental Attribution Error}