Social Psychology: Social Perception & Attribution

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Across
  1. 2. Cue assessing whether a person acts differently across various situations or targets.
  2. 7. Core personality characteristics (like "warm" or "cold") that strongly shapes overall first impressions.
  3. 8. Tendency to take personal credit for successes while blaming external circumstances for failures.
  4. 9. Tendency to overestimate internal traits and underestimate situational factors when explaining someone else's actions.
  5. 10. Framework explaining how people infer the causes behind their own and other's behavior.
Down
  1. 1. Idea that observers assume an actor's behavior directly reflects an underlying stable personality trait.
  2. 3. Kelley's model attributing behavior to cause that are present when the act occurs and absent when it doesn't.
  3. 4. Psychological phenomenon where early-learned information exerts the strongest influence on judgment.
  4. 5. Cue indicating whether other people behave the same way in the exact same situation.
  5. 6. Cue measuring whether a person displays the same behavior across time in similar settings.