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Applications of the

causal attribution theory

Scientific Article

The causal attribution theory in the sports.

Correspondent inference theory

The following Attribution Theory was proposed by Jones and Davis in 1965 cited by Diaz Loving (2002: 105) and is called the corresponding inference theory.

Stages in the underlying process of

attribution: Heider (1958)

  • Perception.
  • Judge
  • Attribute.

Internal Attribution

  • If the conduct cause remains in the person.

  • Behavior isn’t controlled by influences beyond their.

External Attribution

A factor, an agent or an external force.

Behavior is limited or even completely determined by influences beyond their control.

Causal Attribution Theory

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Attribution Theory by Heider

This theory provides three useful

factors to determine the causes of behavior.

  • People use to make causal analysis
  • Everyone is intuitive psychologists trying to find out what is causing their behavior.
  • Heider en Gerrig y Zimbardo (2005: 545)
  • The first factor is the social desirability of a behavior, these are actions that do not provide much information, that does not tell us much about the personality of the agent, and ordinary activities and receive social approval.
  • The second factor is the degree of freedom with which someone

performs a behavior as freely chosen actions convey

information because

they reflect the

preferences and latent dispositions of the person.

Causal Attribution Theory

Social Psychology

  • The third factor requires us to observe the conduct of the agent within a context of other possibilities. First you have to describe the options available and include all effects associated with each decision.

Social Psychology is the study of the influence, thoughts, feelings and actions of the people in others (Feldman, 2010).

Kelley's covariation model

  • Consistency
  • Distinctiveness
  • Consensus

Social Psychology

Attributional principle of decrease

Attributional principle of increased

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