Speaking of the issue of "attribution bias," Nan Zhubin's tone involuntarily carried a hint of sentiment.
"Although we didn't talk much, looking at that brief exchange just now, he's the only economic pillar of his family. Moreover—" Nan Zhubin said, "he's the kind of person who has a strong sense of responsibility, voluntarily taking on the family role."
In some families, male members who bear the economic responsibility might complain about it, or even be unwilling to take on such a role.
Old Mo's situation can be described as a more traditional, positively biased "chauvinism."
However, this personality trait harmed him when encountering the current difficult situation.
"Due to personal attribution bias, he might attribute all current predicaments solely to himself, even to some extent ignoring external factors like the unreasonable layoff policy and perfunctory evasion from the HR department."
