Describe the actor-observer bias and explain why it occurs.
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we understand ourselves and our motivations. we may not u sweat and others and their motivations as easily.
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The actor-observer bias is a form of attribution bias in which a person is more likely to make an external attribution for behavior when acting and more likely to make an internal attribution for behavior when observing another.  The actor-observer bias likely occurs because individuals are more likely to understand the constraints under which they act but are less likely to understand what constrains others.

Explanation:

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If a cell transcribes a viral gene, then that cell is also a carrier and can aid in the spread of the virus. once inside, the viral genes are expressed. the cell transcribes and translates the viral genetic information into viral capsid proteins. sometimes this may cause the cell to make copies of the virus, and in the process the host cell is destroyed.