What is the Influence of Culture on Attribution?
How does culture affect the process of attribution in communication?
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Anonymous, UK
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Culture and Causal Explanations
Of course culture influences the way people make causal explanations. HOW this is happening I don't know.
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Erik, Netherlands
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Cultural Attribution
You should check out Hofstede's research about this.
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Willz, Uganda
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Culture matters a lot in Communication
Different cultures have different modes of communication.
For example, in some parts of India, a vertical nod of the head is implying no, while in my country the same node means a yes.
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Mawuena, Ghana
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The Effect of an Person's Culture on Attribution
Culture has to do with a way of life and this is greatly influenced by upbringing and the environment. It therefore affects attribution since people tend to explain things based on their experiences and background.
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Parthasarthy, India
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Culture impacts attribution
Hi ... culture is something which we have learnt over a period of time and it is a great influencer on the 'Perception' or the 'Personality', of any individual and also to a great extent on the Attitude of the individuals.
When we observe that culture plays a major role on the 3 individual aspects which make up an individual how can it NOT influence the attributions (how he makes causal explanations) of this person?
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Lawani 'dapo, Nigeria
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Culture defines the Causal Explanations of People
If people are separated by culture, then reactions are culture-based mostly. Reasons for these react... Sign up
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