Research Using Bicultural Participants, Such as China-Born Students Attending College

question 126

Multiple Choice

Research using bicultural participants, such as China-born students attending college in the U.S., indicates that

• A) attributional style is dictated by the culture in which one is born and does not vary much due to cultural influences later in life.
• B) at some point such individuals completely abandon the attributional tendencies of their nation of origin and replace them with the tendencies of their new country of residence.
• C) people can simultaneously hold differing cultural worldviews, either of which can influence attributional tendencies depending on the situation.
• D) All of these

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