An Attributional Analysis of Responsibility for a Happy Accident: Effects of Ability, Intention, and Effort

The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations.

1958 • 12,235 citations

The psychology of interpersonal relations.

1958 • 12,175 citations

Inequity In Social Exchange

1965 • 10,134 citations

From Acts To Dispositions The Attribution Process In Person Perception

1965 • 3,336 citations

New directions in equity research.

1973 • 1,627 citations

Achievement Motivation and Attribution Theory.

1975 • 1,433 citations

Causal schemata and the attribution process

1972 • 1,057 citations

Assignment of responsibility for an accident.

1966 • 777 citations

Defensive attribution: Effects of severity and relevance on the responsibility assigned for an accident.

1970 • 770 citations

Perceiving the Causes of Success and Failure

1989 • 645 citations

Evaluation of performance as a function of performer's reward and attractiveness.

1965 • 538 citations

The use of thematic apperception to assess motivation in a nationwide interview study.

1960 • 157 citations

Equity theory : toward a general theory of social interaction

1976 • 130 citations

Achievement motivation in college women: A now-you-see-it-now-you-don't phenomenon.

1974 • 117 citations

Attribution of responsibility: A theoretical note

1973 • 97 citations

Attribution of responsibility for a happy accident.

1971 • 91 citations

Changes in Social Perception as a Function of the Personal Relevance of Behavior

1957 • 84 citations

Further evidence concerning the effects of perceptions of effort and ability on achievement evaluation.

1973 • 76 citations

Personal and Situational Determinants of Attribution of Responsibility for an Accident

1977 • 72 citations

Returning a favor and retaliating harm: The effects of stated intentions and actual behavior

1973 • 38 citations

The Invocation of Moral Obligation

1964 • 21 citations

PERPETRATOR OR VICTIM? EFFECTS OF WHO SUFFERS IN AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT ON JUDGEMENTAL STRICTNESS

1975 • 19 citations

ATTRIBUTION OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR A NATURALLY OCCURRING EVENT: THE 1973 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE

1975 • 2 citations