which preposition is correct? of, in or about?
A:where's my cellphone? there must have been someone here who stole it.
B: Come on! you might have left it in your car.
don't assume the worst of others
don't assume the worst in others
don't assume the worst about others

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You could say 'of others' or 'about others' but 'don't assume the worst of others' is probably more natural and commonly used.

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Hi    You can say   ´don't assume the worst about others´  as you are using ´about´  in connection with something

Don't assume the worst of others is also correct as ´of ` can be used  for belonging to, relating to, or connected with:

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I'd say that about sounds more correct

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