… the actor. This also implies that actors will give a lower total evaluation of the system. Given
the current results, how can the actorobserver effect … It is believed that the actorobserver effect …

… Perhaps the lack of an actor–observer effect and the substantial effect variability is due to a
large number of nonstandard studies in this data sample—studies in which researchers tried …

… to the actor and observer is, of course, reduced when the actor and observer know one …
which illustrate divergent perspectives of the actor and observer. The first study indicates that …

… salience manipulations, whereas Koreans' correspondence bias decreased with increasing
salience of the constraints, and (b) Koreans were less susceptible to the actor observer bias. …

… This study was also concerned with actorobserver differences in the perception of freedom. …
We predicted that an observer would attribute more freedom to an actor and an actor would at…

… Then we examine some of the literature on framing effects—especially as it pertains to …
by framing effects, our moral intuitions are also influenced by an actor–observer bias as well—a …

… Instead of using the customary terms actor and observer, I will speak of self and other …
The use of actor and observer implies a situation in which Person A is acting while Person B …

… observer frequently lacks historical data about the actor's behavior in similar situations.
Whereas the observer … of the actor, and thus make a dispositional attribution, the actor often …

… The other actor, Actor 1, viewed the tape of himself and was the actor-new orientation subject.
Similarly, one observer, Observer I, saw a tape of the same actor he had been observing …

The individual that the social sciences take as an object is most often studied in a particular
context or from a single dimension. The actor is analysed as a student, worker, consumer, …