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Maksim231197 [3]
2 years ago
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In the 1930s, a time when anti-Asian sentiments were common, LaPiere (1934) toured the United States with a young Chinese couple

. Together they visited numerous hotels, auto camps, restaurants, and cafes. LaPiere compared the attitudes of people who managed these various establishments with how well (or poorly) these people actually treated the Chinese couple. The text used this study to introduce an important point, namely, that the effect of ________ than people think.
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Genrish500 [490]2 years ago
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The effect of attitudes on behavior is <u>weaker</u> than people think is the reference to be used by this study to introduce an important point.

<h3>What influences a cultural attitude?</h3>

A cultural attitude means the familiar values with a specific group that influence their understanding towards their surroundings.

Majority of countries's cultural difference have a major role in their cultural value which influence their behaviours.

Read more about cultural attitude

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