Suppose someone robbed a bank. How would Lee, who is from a collectivist culture, be most likely to explain this behavior?
a. The robber is immoral.
b. The robber is dishonest.
c. The robber is stealing to take care of his family.
d. The robber is both immoral and dishonest.
Answer: C
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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