Which of the following are individuals from Western societies less likely to use in their causal attributions, relative to individuals from non-Western societies?

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Self-effacing bias, which involves attributing success to external factors and failure to internal factors, is more commonly used in non-Western societies than in Western societies where the self-serving bias, which involves attributing success to internal factors and failure to external factors, is more prevalent. Actor-observer bias and fundamental attribution error are commonly used across cultures.

Which of the Following Are Individuals from Western Societies Less