Culture and in-group favoritism in social decision-making
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Culture and in-group favoritism in social decision-making
Although cultural differences in cognition and behavior are well-documented, collecting data from multiple cultural samples to explore relevant cognitive processes remains challenging. Rahal and Schulze Spüntrup address this by applying webcam-based eye-tracking to adults from 20 countries, revealing cultural variations in the cognitive processes underlying in-group favoritism during social decision-making.
- Peking University China (People's Republic of)
Adult, Cross-Cultural Comparison, Decision Making, Culture, Humans, Social Behavior, Eye-Tracking Technology, Group Processes
Adult, Cross-Cultural Comparison, Decision Making, Culture, Humans, Social Behavior, Eye-Tracking Technology, Group Processes