A Number of Researchers Have Found That Participants from Asian

question 28

Multiple Choice

A number of researchers have found that participants from Asian cultures are less likely than participants from Western cultures to commit the fundamental attribution error and make self-serving attributions.These findings suggest that

• A) values can influence attribution processes.
• B) experimental stimuli were poorly translated.
• C) Western cultures are more advanced than Eastern cultures.
• D) Eastern cultures are more advanced than Western cultures.
• E) it is relatively easy to teach people to reason more logically.

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