Westerns are more likely than Easterners to attribute a person's behavior to an internal trait rather than an environmental circumstance.
Pogge (2002) and Anderson (1999) have claimed that it is disrespectful to attribute a person's disadvantage to features of his or her natural endowment because it treats her as needy, deficient, or inferior.
However, the Encyclopedia of Judaism makes clear that this title of Son of God is attributed a person whose piety has placed him in a very near relationship to God.
While there have been situations when family will attribute a person's illness to 'sorcery', it is usually attributed to someone outside the family and not within.
In general, the public is not well informed about genetics, and although better-educated groups appear to be more knowledgeable (MacNew et al. 2010; Priest 2000), it has been difficult to attribute a person's perception that there are disadvantages to genetic testing to his or her educational level.
He believes the sorts of skills Ofsted might regard as "soft" – sociability, personal skills – could in the long term be the very attributes a young person needs for genuine, rounded success in life.
Instead, shame is triggered when a person attributes a negative outcome to their self, rather than to a particular act or circumstance.
Delusions of reference, in which the person attributes a special, irrational, and usually negative significance to other people, objects, or events, are common in the disease.
Action ownership is a useful concept which is mainly important to differentiate in how far a person attributes an action to him or herself, or to another person (see [23]).
In the present LIBE amendment, personal data is defined as data that contains a unique personal identifier (direct identification) or data that can be attributed to a person without the presence of an identifier because of the richness of the available information.
