Understanding Attribution Theory: Contributions of Heider, Rotter, and Weiner

Dec 06, 2025

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Attribution Theory explores how individuals interpret events and behaviors, focusing on internal versus external causes. Pioneered by Fritz Heider in 1896, the theory was further developed by psychologists such as Julian Rotter in 1966 and Bernard Weiner. These theorists examined how people attribute their own and others' actions to specific causes, impacting their emotional responses and future behavior. This framework is essential for understanding motivation, personality, and social perception in various contexts.

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Understanding Attribution Theory: Contributions of Heider, Rotter, and Weiner

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