People in non-Western interdependent cultures are more likely than Westerners to help in-group members,but less likely to help out-group members.These findings suggest that in non-Western cultures,the line between

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The findings suggest that in non-Western cultures, the line between in groups and out groups is firmly drawn. This means that there is a clear distinction between the two groups, and people are more likely to help those who are a part of their in-group but less likely to help those who are from out-groups.

People in Non-Western Interdependent Cultures Are More Likely Than Westerners