Attribution

Posted by Unknown Selasa, 26 November 2013 0 komentar
Make decisions about the internal state of a part of a more general process to explain the behavior of others and yourself , which is usually referred to as making a causal attribution . This is the process used to come to explain the cause and effect of the various events that take place in the social world , particularly against acts committed by them and others .However , whatever the explanation of the behavior , we must conclude from some external guidance , we don't have a direct approach to the real cause .In many ways , our understanding of the causes of behavior , is an important deterrent for our reaction to the social world . Our reaction to the liking of others , aggression , helping , adjustments , and so on , depending on our interpretation for their behavior .Everything is pleased with the whole process of making causal attributions , how do they determine which are the most important causes , and the various distortions in the attribution process that prevents people to arrive at an accurate explanation of cause and effect .The purpose of the attribution process :1 . to gain an understanding of the world . Conclusion " was made to understand the environment and predict events in the future .2 . to explain the actions of " his own and trying to control the actions of " other people who have the interpersonal relationship itself .According to the operational definition of me , attribution is a label or a ' judge ' someone to see what we see and perceive through our senses . For instance : a thief , the dimensions of causal attribution we will learn what are the internal and external factors that affect the people that he did steal .

Source: Solso , RobertL , ( 2007) , Cognitive Psychology , publisher : Jakarta

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