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A Cross-Cultural Study of the Perception of Situational Causality
Walker, Crane; And Others
Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 2, 4, 401-404, Dec 71
Subjects were 359 children divided by grade (3 and 6), culture (U.S. and Indian), and sex. Hypothesis was that developmental, cross-cultural, and sex differences would be found in the perception of situational causality. All cross-cultural and developmental differences were found to be significant for U.S. children but not for Indian children. (RJ)
Descriptors: Cognitive Processes, Cultural Influences, Deduction, Discrimination Learning, Indians, Perception, Whites
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