Culture can affect how we remember events. People from which continent would be most likely to 'see themselves at a distance' when remembering a past event?

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In cultural psychology, it has been found that people from Asian cultures tend to remember events from a third-person perspective, as if watching themselves from a distance. This is known as a "distanced" style of remembering. In contrast, people from Western cultures (Europe and North America) tend to remember events from a first-person perspective, as if reliving the experience.

Culture Can Affect How We Remember Events