Don't these two terms basically describe the same thing? I suppose you could say that the FAE occurs when I observe you (you do it because of your personality), whereas the A/O bias is a broader term describing what happens when I observe you (you do it because of your personality) and you observe yourself (I did it because of the situation). Can anyone clarify these two very related terms? Because there's yet another related term: the self-serving bias - which I suppose occurs only when I observe myself (I did it because of the situation - when I fail - and I did it because of my talent/skill - when I succeed).
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