Across
- 4. A personality characteristic that strongly shapes how we see someone overall.
- 5. Information about whether other people behave the same way in a similar situation.
- 6. The tendency to overestimate personality factors and underestimate situational factors when judging others.
- 7. The tendency to give more weight to the first information we learn about a person.
- 8. When we assume a person’s behavior reflects their true personality, even if it might be influenced by the situation.
- 9. Information about whether a person behaves differently in different situations.
- 10. A model suggesting we use consensus, distinctiveness, and consistency to figure out the cause of someone’s behavior.
Down
- 1. The bias where we credit our successes to ourselves but blame failures on outside circumstances
- 2. A theory explaining how people decide whether behavior is caused by internal traits or external situations.
- 3. Information about whether a person behaves the same way over time in similar situations.