What bias do people tend to attribute more to others than themselves according to Bias Blind Spot research?

The bias that individuals typically attribute more to others than themselves is known as attributional bias. This phenomenon arises from the tendency to explain our own behavior based on situational factors while attributing others' behaviors to their personalities or dispositions. This inconsistency is often referred to as the fundamental attribution error, where people fail to recognize the situational influences on others' actions, leading to the perception that others are more fundamentally flawed than they themselves might be.

This bias reflects a lack of self-awareness and an overconfidence in our understanding of our own circumstances, which is crucial for navigating social interactions and recognizing the complexity of human behavior.