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Theory of Correspondent Inferences

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  1. Gaze

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    Theory of Correspondent Inferences is a social psychology theory: Here is a brief description



    http://psychology.about.com/od/tindex/g/correspondinf.htm

    Seems closely related to attribution theory.

    Question, do you think this is common, and how is this perception demonstrated irl and on the forum?
     
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    Yes, it is common. Different person have different personalities. So it is obvious they will respond to action in their manner. May happen they responded right and we did not like it. If they are not mature and we are, in this case, we see their opinion or behavior as unexpected.

    Sorry i am not good with short forms. I don't know, why? what is the meaning of irl?
     
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    irl = in real life
     
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    i think, it is right comment. It depends on their personality. It also depends in what environment they are brought up. Their background and their relationships. Their thinking towards difficulty. Their attitude, capacity to trust, many things we can count on. Their experience and knowledge counts a lot.
     
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    It seems very closely related to the attribution bias.
     
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