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The complexities of the interactions between climate change and specific hazards in specific locations sometimes make attribution and projections challenging.

Recent work by Wolfers (2007) puts a finer point on this, illustrating that voters systematically make attribution errors regarding responsibility for negative economic conditions.

"It's practically a smoking gun that the US, if the leaks are true, is masking its attacks through those countries to make attribution harder". The NSA had not responded to a request for comment at the time of publication.

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Confounding variables, the endemic nature of histoplasmosis, concomitant therapies and lack of epidemiologic information make attribution of specific therapy to histoplasmosis infection risk difficult.

Moravec goes on to note that one of the things we attribute to others is the ability to make attributions of intentionality, and then we make such attributions to ourselves.

They can use minimal data to make attributions about the cause of failed goal-directed action.

Numerous investigations have demonstrated experimentally that individuals with SAD consistently evaluate their performances negatively as well as make attributions that others perceive their performance negatively.

Children rely on both evidence and prior knowledge to make physical causal inferences; this study explores whether they make attributions about others' behavior in the same manner.

There is evidence that humans can make attributions about others from observing motor control during task performance (Wolpert, Doya, & Kawato, 2003).

"You've got to show self awareness in order to begin to make attributions and inferences about the mental states of others," says Gallup.