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|    Re: If others do it, it's their fault; i    |
|    16 May 08 10:40:35    |
      eaedbd8e       XPost: alt.philosophy, alt.psychology, sci.psychology.misc       XPost: alt.news-media       From: dank@nugget.org              Immortalist wrote...       > Attribution is a concept in Social Psychology referring to how       > individuals explain behaviors of others. ...The two main types of       > attributions are internal and external attributions...              There really is only one type of attribution, and who the blame is       attributed to depends on who is paying the therapist's bill. If       you are paying him $500/hour for advice, then everyone else is at       fault, but if they are paying him $500/hour then you are at fault.              No reputable psychologist would risk losing a paying patient by       blaming him for his fucked up problems, so someone else must be       blamed instead. But often a patient is referred by family members       who find his personality annoying, and since they are the ones       paying for his therapy, his problems are the result of his own       personal character flaws. Psychologists are whores and will tell       WHOEVER IS PAYING what they want to hear.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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