People from collectivist cultures are more likely to make attributions for behavior while people from individualistic cultures are more likely to make attributions for behavior.

a. Situational attributions

b. Dispositional attributions

People from collectivist cultures are more likely to make situational attributions for behavior while people from individualistic cultures are more likely to make dispositional attributions for behavior.

Explanation:

Attributions are the reasons we give to explain the reason why a person behaves a certain way in a particular situation.

There are two types of Attributions

a) Situational attributions are reasons we give to explain why a person behaves the way they do based on the situation that are in . Situational attributions are influenced by external forces. Situational attributions are made by people in collectivist cultures.

b) Dispositional attributions are the reasons we give to explain why a person behaves the way they because that is who they are. Dispositional attributions are influenced by internal forces. Dispositional attributions are made by people in individualistic cultures.