When making a choice that affects only themselves, East Asians are less likely than North Americans to show:

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Postdecisional dissonance refers to psychological discomfort or tension that can arise after making a decision, particularly when there are conflicting attitudes or values. East Asians tend to prioritize social harmony and interdependence over individual autonomy, and therefore may be less likely to experience postdecisional dissonance when making choices that only affect themselves.

When Making a Choice That Affects Only Themselves, East Asians