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Blaming others or holding other people responsible for things done to you that they may have little or no control over. A person who other-blames may view certain negative situations as entirely the fault of others and overlook ways in which they are contributing to the problem.
Example: She should have been more careful when she knocked over that glass bottle.
Tip: Try pretending that the person you’re blaming is a close friend and you’re inclined to be more empathetic.
Reframe: Everyone can be clumsy sometimes.
She did not do it on purpose. It was an accident.
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