The New York Times / American Psychological Association Inc. / Wellman / Irish-American / /
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Taiwan / Netherlands / United States / China / /
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USD / /
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Man-Made Disaster / Person Travel / Judicial Event / /
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University of Iowa Physics Department / Stanford University / Social Research laboratory / Beijing University / University of Michigan / University High School / /
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cultural symbol systems / structured networks / philosophical and medical systems / disembodied symbol systems / cultural systems / food / social systems / online visual perceptions / cement / /
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Macintosh / /
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University of Iowa Physics Department / Qingdao City High School / National Science Foundation / University of Michigan / American Psychological Association / Willow Run High School / the University of Iowa / Graduate School / Stanford University / Society of Experimental Social Psychology Dissertation / Beijing University / Post Office / Department of Social Psychology / Beijing University High School / Institute for Social Research / /
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Hazel Markus / Larry Quesada / Michael W. Morris / Marie Ting / Gang Lu / Chongkeng Cheng / Amy Spade / Shaojian Chen / Edward Smith / Richard E. Nisbett / Panfang Fu / Lawrence Hirschfeld / Richard Larrick / Thomas Mcllvane / /
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advisor / general / cross-situational dispositions / bilingual psychologist / actor / Macromind Director / Director program / postal worker / researcher / supervisor / King / outgroup actor / reporter / /
ATTITUDES AND SOCIAL COGNITION Culture and Cause: American and Chinese Attributions for Social and Physical Events Michael W. Morris and Kaiping Peng The authors argue that attribution patterns reflect implicit theories