Members of this part of the world tend not to exhibit the fundamental attribution error when explaining the causes of others' behaviour
A) Northern Europe
B) North America
C) South America
D) East Asia

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East Asian cultures tend to focus on situational factors rather than dispositional traits when explaining the behavior of others. This is in contrast to Western cultures, such as those in North America, which often commit the fundamental attribution error of overestimating the role of personality and underestimating situational factors in others' behavior.

Members of This Part of the World Tend Not to Exhibit