In an attempt to better understand other people, we might attribute their behaviors to inherent personality traits or specific circumstances. But guess what? Like most things, we're often much farther off the mark than we'd like to believe.   <p>We would love to know what you think. Please help us build a better BBXX for you by sending your feedback to hello@bbxx.world :) </p>

In an attempt to better understand other people, we might attribute their behaviors to inherent personality traits or specific circumstances. But guess what? Like most things, we're often much farther off the mark than we'd like to believe. We would love to know what you think. Please help us build a better BBXX for you by sending your feedback to hello@bbxx.world :)

In an attempt to better understand other people, we might attribute their behaviors to inherent personality traits or specific circumstances. But guess what? Like most things, we're often much farther off the mark than we'd like to believe.&nbsp;&nbsp; <p>We would love to know what you think. Please help us build a better BBXX for you by sending your feedback to hello@bbxx.world :)&nbsp;</p>

Food For Thought: Attribution Theory

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