The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations¶
Heider, F. (1958). The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations. Wiley.
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Primes¶
- Fundamental Attribution Error
This sourceFoundational attribution theory and the figure-ground perceptual basis for attributional asymmetry (bibliography only).
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- Burkean Pentad
- It is one specific grammar for one kind of interpretation — motive attribution to an act — not the whole activity of selective emphasis. Not attribution theory. Social psychology's attribution theory describes when people default to dispositional versus situational readings
This sourceHeider's descriptive account of attributing behaviour "in both cases ... to [dispositional] factors" or "to temporary [situational] factors".
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“2. [Attribution] of this raw material may in both cases be referred to [dispositional] factors; the”
- It is one specific grammar for one kind of interpretation — motive attribution to an act — not the whole activity of selective emphasis. Not attribution theory. Social psychology's attribution theory describes when people default to dispositional versus situational readings
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