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Kelley followed Heider in suggesting that identifying the broad location of the cause – internal to the person or external to them – was a crucial goal of our attribution reasoning. Kelley also subdivided the category of external to distinguish stimulus (a recurring feature external to the person) from circumstance (something specific to this instance of the behaviour). For Kelley, we all (ideally) follow a causal analysis that is similar to an empirically orientated scientist … (Dickerson, 2012: 118).