Causal attributions of three groups of subjects varying in social anxiety according to the
Social Interaction Self-Statement Test were assessed, either from the perspective of the self …

Two experiments with 160 undergraduates studied the contribution of self-presentation
concerns to the self-serving bias in causal attribution (individuals' tendency to assume more …

Conducted 2 studies of the circumstances in which people base their causal attributions
over outcomes on logical inferences drawn from the temporal and interpersonal consistency …

Investigated the relationship between affect and self-attributions following positive (P) and
negative (N) behavioral outcomes. In the presence (high publicity) or absence (low publicity) …

The present investigation draws on the judgment research tradition in order to examine the
causal attributions made by individual subjects in an often used attribution task. Formal …

Presents a behavioristic view developed from attribution theory of how persons acquire
knowledge of their psychological characteristics, and examines counseling from this …

Attribution theory is concerned with causal inferences, or the perceived reason (s) why an
event has occurred. Thus, attribution theorists attempt to resolve how individuals answer …

The concept of objective self-awareness (Duval & Wicklund, 1973) has been found to affect
the attributions regarding causality of an event. Another body of research has shown that …

Two hundred explanatory statements were obtained from a sample of 61 letters and replies
published in newspaper advice columns. These items were categorized according to …

A research program is described that revolves around the assumption that it is functional to
make realistic attributions. First, the application of an attributional framework to questions of …