Be cautious of the fundamental attribution error from "summary" of The Art of Thinking Clearly by Rolf Dobelli
When we observe people's behavior, we tend to attribute their actions to their character rather than to outside factors. This cognitive bias is known as the fundamental attribution error. Essentially, we overestimate the influence of personality traits and underestimate the impact of the situation when explaining someone's behavior. For example, if a driver cuts us off in traffic, we might immediately jump to the conclusion that they are a rude and careless person, failing to consider the possibility that they may be rushing to the hospital.
By being aware of this tendency, we can avoid making snap judgments about others based on limited information. It is essential to recognize that ...
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