Hong and colleagues (2003) primed bicultural students with American, Chinese, or neutral images and had them make attributions about why a fish was swimming in front of other fish. What was the independent variable of this experiment?

____________ eating is defined as eating an amount of food that is clearly larger than most people would eat under similar circumstances in a fixed period of time, for example, less than 2 hours

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A psychologist is conducting a longitudinal study in which she measures the percent of internal and external attributions made in the United States and India. Her research participants are six-year-old children who are followed for 10 years

What is she likely to find when she completes her research? a) Making attributions is such a fundamental process that culture has little influence. b) The percentage of attributions will be approximately 50-50 in both countries during this age range. c) Starting around age 8, there will be a significant shift from internal to external attributions in India but not in the U.S. d) Starting around age 11, there will be a much larger increase in the percentage of internal attributions in the U.S. compared to India.