Cross-Cultural Variations in Identifying Embedded Figures

By U. Kühnen, B. Hannover, U. Roeder, A. A. Shah, Benjamin Schubert, A. Upmeyer, Saliza Zakaria. 2001

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Reasoning: Culture and Systems of Thought: Holistic versus Analytic Cognition (2008, unknown): “Finally, Kühnen, Hannover, and Schubert (2000) were able to prime field dependence on the Embedded Figures Test by a variety of techniques intended to make participants temporarily more collectivist in their orientations.”
Does Culture Influence Asset Managers? Views and Behavior? (2008, background): “…Shuper et al. (2004) with 535 participants from two countries, Kemmelmeier et al. (2003) with 1018 participants from seven different countries or Kühnen et al. (2001) comprising 422 participants from four countries. are two cogent counterarguments: First, due to guaranteed anonymity of all…”
Social Class, Culture, and Cognition (2011, background): “We selected Russia as it is an interdependently oriented society where holistic thinking is predominant (Grossmann & Kross, 2010; Kühnen et al., 2001).2 Also, both Russian and American societies have been the focus of previous research on the relationship between social class and self-direction…”