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It was developed in the 1960s and 1970s by the social psychologist Edward Jones to explain the cognitive process by which an observer infers the motives of an actor. The theory comes from the foundational work of Fritz Heider, the father of attributional theory. MORE
Lao Tzu a favorite Lao Tzu leadership book (by John Heider). debbe kennedy leadership wisdom women's development women's leadershipI woke up today thinking about something I wrote sometime back when I was in an overwhelmed place. MORE
Lao Tzu a favorite Lao Tzu leadership book (by John Heider) With that INSPIRATION of timeless wisdom, I am allowing my burdens to lift. MORE
Women in the LEAD
SEPTEMBER 30, 2010
Lao Tzu a favorite Lao Tzu leadership book (by John Heider). debbe kennedy leadership wisdom women's development women's leadershipI woke up today thinking about something I wrote sometime back when I was in an overwhelmed place.
Women in the LEAD
SEPTEMBER 30, 2010
Lao Tzu a favorite Lao Tzu leadership book (by John Heider) With that INSPIRATION of timeless wisdom, I am allowing my burdens to lift.
Harvard Business Review
NOVEMBER 20, 2015
It was developed in the 1960s and 1970s by the social psychologist Edward Jones to explain the cognitive process by which an observer infers the motives of an actor. The theory comes from the foundational work of Fritz Heider, the father of attributional theory.
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