Lisa and Sam ask a job applicant to talk about her background for a few minutes. Before doing so, the applicant says she has bad allergies, so she might sniffle and speak with a shaky voice. The applicant then talks about herself, and she does, in fact, sniffle and speak with a shaky voice. While the applicant talks, Lisa is attentive. But Sam is tired and his mind wanders a bit. Attribution research suggests that, compared to Lisa, Sam is more likely to: