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	Commentary/Henrich et al.: The weirdest people in the world? Oishi and colleagues (Oishi et al. 2007; 2009a) likewise wondered why Americans typically define themselves in terms of personality traits, skills, and abiliti Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-06-14 22:40:33 Open Document File Size: 53,23 KB Share Result on Facebook City Philadelphia / Atlanta / / Country Australia / Germany / Turkey / United States / Denmark / / / Facility Princeton University / University of California / The Chinese University of Hong Kong / / IndustryTerm social systems / suspect applications / / MedicalCondition ADHD / schizophrenia / dementia / Such a dissociation / head injury / / Organization Princeton University / University of California / Department of Psychology / Chinese University of Hong Kong / Department of Educational Psychology / / Person Vladimir J. Konecˇni / Monica Bucciarellic / Y. Louis Lee / / / Position representative / / ProgrammingLanguage php / / PublishedMedium BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES / / URL http / SocialTag Interdisciplinary fields Cognitive science Human behavior Educational psychology Psychology G factor Mental model Science Ethology Behavior

Commentary/Henrich et al.: The weirdest people in the world? Oishi and colleagues (Oishi et al. 2007; 2009a) likewise wondered why Americans typically define themselves in terms of personality traits, skills, and abilitiAdd to Reading List