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Unit 9 – Social Psychology
Topic 9.1
How might the fundamental attribution error manifest differently in collectivist cultures versus individualistic cultures?
Collectivist cultures tend to attribute behavior to situational factors more than individualistic cultures.
Individualistic cultures are more prone to making fundamental attribution errors.
Collectivist cultures make fundamental attribution errors less frequently than individualistic ones.
The notion of the fundamental attribution error does not apply to collectivist societies due to their focused on group dynamics over individuals.
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