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You are playing baseball and miss catching a ball that should have been easy to catch. Others watching you are likely to think you aren't good at playing baseball, whereas you are likely to point out that the sun was in your eyes. This is an example of which type of attribution?

▸ the just-world hypothesis

▸ the actor-observer bias

▸ the self-serving bias

▸ the fundamental attribution error

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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