> You, like a real rich person, start to attribute success to your own individual skills and talents, and you become less attuned to all of the other things that contributed to you being in the position that you're in.

Now let's do a simple switcheroo on this one: "You, like a real poor person, start to attribute failure to external causes, and you become overly attuned to all of the other things that may or may not have contributed to you being in the position that you're in."

So which one is the norm? Is the norm poor people attributing failure to external causes (as well as other people) or is rich people attributing success to themselves the norm? Or is the truth somewhere in the middle perhaps?