Answer: the fundamental attribution error
Explanation: The fundamental attribution error is our proneness to explain someone's behavior on the basis of internal factors, and to underestimate the influence that external factors, have on another person's behavior. Such internal factors include personality and disposition and external factors may be situational influences. the fundamental attribution error is also known as correspondence bias or attribution effect. The term fundamental attribution error was created in 1977 by social psychologist Lee Ross. In understanding the causes of people's behavior, it has been observed that people tend to overemphasize personal characteristics and ignore situational factors in judging others' behavior, behavioral pattern still in existence today.
I’m not a 100% sure but I think it would be Kenya. On the coast, the climate is tropical, with warm temperatures and high humidity. In the lowlands, the weather is generally hot and dry; while the highlands are temperate. Unlike the rest of the country, these mountainous regions have four distinct seasons. Elsewhere, the weather is split into rainy and dry seasons rather than summer, fall, winter, and spring
The books ‘Again Again’ by: E. Lockhart, and ‘Breathless’ by: Jennifer Niven. The books share the them of Romance.
Everyone was so focused on the things that were being done and the new things like cars.
