When It Comes to Causal Attributions,what Is True of the Distinction

question 38

Multiple Choice

When it comes to causal attributions,what is true of the distinction between people from interdependent and independent cultures?

• A) People from independent cultures are more likely to recognize the strength of the situation when making an attribution.
• B) People from interdependent cultures are more likely to use consensus information when making an attribution.
• C) People from independent cultures are more likely to use distinctiveness information when making an attribution.
• D) People from interdependent cultures are more likely to make a dispositional inference when making an attribution.

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