In collectivist cultures that stress interdependence, such as Asian cultures, people are more likely to attribute another person's behavior to that person's __________.

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In collectivist cultures, individuals are more likely to attribute behavior to social roles and obligations, rather than personality or attitude, as the emphasis is on group harmony and interdependence rather than individualism. Age and health may also play a role but are not as central as social roles and obligations.

In Collectivist Cultures That Stress Interdependence, Such as Asian Cultures