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Research has shown that supervisors may be more likely to attribute poor performance to external causes for low-status employees than for high-status employees.

External Causes

Factors outside an individual's control that influence events, outcomes, or behaviors, such as environmental conditions or other people's actions.

Low-status Employees

Workers within an organization who hold positions that are considered lower in rank, power, or social standing.

High-status Employees

Individuals within an organization who hold positions of high rank or esteem and typically possess significant influence or authority.

  • Understand the effects of perceptual distortions and mistakes like the fundamental attribution error.
  • Realize the importance and effects of attribution on personal and organizational level.
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