Sentences with phrase «attribution of blame»

This would have accomplished the same end but without the attribution of blame to the grievor, and more particularly on his presumed state of mental distress.

So why are they suddenly confident in this attribution of blame?

«Frustration and aggression increase in what (psychologists) call the attribution of blame.

Schwab says the numbers and attribution of blame are both off the mark.

Not exact matches

Just 1 % of Tea Partiers think that there is a more than 80 % chance that humans are primarily to blame for climate change (ie, an IPCC - like statement of attribution).

Nicholson, noting that «up until now, climate change has been seen as a common problem,» raised the concern of conflict over attribution, in which countries that experience severe weather events may blame countries deploying geoengineering technologies.

: the attribution of one's own ideas, feelings, or attitudes to other people or to objects; especially the externalization of blame, guilt, or responsibility as a defense against anxiety......

Also, Bill, please note that almost four years ago, Sarah Palin had a very wise thought about attribution, when she declined to blame man for all of it.

As we still do not know how the main natural forcings work, let alone the unknown or little - known ones, we therefore can not make ANY assertions towards the attribution of «blame» (as it were), towards any UnNatural forcings - i.e. the attribution of man - made co2 as the cause.

Causal, responsibility and blame attributions for positive and negative symptom behaviours were examined in 70 caregivers of persons with schizophrenia.

Self - blame attributions in women with newly diagnosed breast cancer: a prospective study of psychological adjustment

In this study, authors Kirby, Baucom and Peterman found that negative intimacy attributions — such as blaming intimacy issues on your partner — along with more negative communication styles decreased the amount of marital satisfaction experienced among a sample of 84 couples, four additional men and 12 additional women.

Ironically, this attribution error — blaming the partner entirely for conflicts that, in large part, stem from the nature of the media over which they unfold — may inflict direct and very real damage to the relationship itself.

This study examines the mediating role of rumination, state anger, and blame attribution, and the moderating role of trait forgiveness in the relationship between workplace harassment intensity and revenge among employed students at a medium - sized Midwestern U.S. university (N = 310) and full - time employees from various industries in Shanghai, China (N = 251).

It measures six dimensions: (a) cause attributions such as locus, stability, globality of the cause for the transgressors» behaviors; and (b) blame attributions such as the motivation, intentionality, and justification for the transgressors» behaviors.

Causal attributions (i.e., locus, stability, globality) and responsibility attributions (i.e., bad intent, selfish motivation, blame) were assessed in the spouses of 27 depressed psychiatric inpatients and 30 nondepressed dyads to test predictions derived from Hooley's (1987) «symptom - controllability» model of marital distress.

The differences in the effect of mother and father ADHD finds support from a study [19] which found that mothers with high ADHD symptoms offered more child blaming attributions when their child had ADHD whilst fathers with high ADHD symptoms offered fewer.