Contrasting the Attributions Made by Indians and Americans in Research

question 4

Multiple Choice

Contrasting the attributions made by Indians and Americans in research by Joan Miller reveals all of the following EXCEPT

• A)Indians become increasingly likely to make situational attributions as they get older.
• B)cultural differences in attributions are evident in young children as well as in adults.
• C)Indian adults show evidence for a reverse fundamental attribution error.
• D)Americans do not become increasingly likely to make situational attributions as they get older.
• E)All of these statements are true.

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