posted on November 10, 2000 05:51:54 PM new
Good; I'll tell my husband that I have this FAE thing next time he complains that I find a way to blame everything on him!
posted on November 10, 2000 06:38:47 PM new
hopefulli...If the class is lookin' for any guest speakers, let me know...I have a 16 yr old who is NEVER (and I repeat NEVER) responsible for ANYTHING that goes wrong!!
posted on November 10, 2000 06:44:22 PM new
That is a disolvable gene that all children are born with....it disolves at different rates for each person--some reach old age without it ever disolving
posted on November 10, 2000 06:47:37 PM new
Zazzie....Would you happen to know if there is anything available on the market, legal OR otherwise that speeds up this disolving process?...I could use a case or two!
posted on November 10, 2000 07:11:05 PM new
Rancher, for an example, my son needs to look no further than his own father (but thanks for the offer). My husband once almost ran over a man in a wheelchair but it wasn't his fault. The wheelchair was too low to the ground so my husband couldn't see it out of the windshield of his van (maybe if he had LOOKED....).
In fact, it was during one of my rants that my son brought this concept to my attention. He is way more accepting of his father's faults than I tended to be, and it was a real eye-opener. It has sort of become the family joke, when we catch one another in this mode, we call out "huh oh, fundamental attribution error". Ok, so our family is not that funny.
