According to Miller's (1984)research,how Do American and Indian Participants Differ

Multiple Choice

According to Miller's (1984) research,how do American and Indian participants differ in the likelihood of making personal or situational attributions?

A) Among young children,Americans were more likely to make personal attributions and Indians were more likely to make situational attributions;no cultural differences emerged with adult participants.
B) Among young children,Americans were more likely to make situational attributions and Indians were more likely to make personal attributions;no cultural differences emerged with adult participants.
C) No cultural differences emerged with young children,but among adults,Americans were more likely to make personal attributions and Indians were more likely to make situational attributions.
D) No cultural differences emerged with young children,but among adults,Americans were more likely to make situational attributions and Indians were more likely to make personal attributions.