In making causal attributions, people from Eastern cultures differ from those in Western cultures in that they:

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Research has shown that people from Eastern cultures tend to use more information in making attributions and are more likely to consider situational factors, while people from Western cultures tend to focus more on individual characteristics and traits when making attributions. Additionally, Eastern cultures tend to be more collectivistic and emphasize interdependence, which may lead to a greater consideration of situational factors in explaining behavior.

In Making Causal Attributions, People from Eastern Cultures Differ from Those