Which statement is more likely to be true concerning attributions made by Americans versus Chinese people?

a. they both tend to make situational cause errors
b. they both tend to make dispositional cause errors
c. Americans are more likely to make the fundamental attribution error than are Chinese people.
d. Chinese people are more likely to make dispositional errors, whereas Americans are more likely to make situational errors.


c. Americans are more likely to make the fundamental attribution error than are Chinese people.

Psychology

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