Figure 1
From: Moral parochialism and causal appraisal of transgressive harm in Seoul and Los Angeles
Between-society differences in causal attribution, averaging across transgression scenarios. Relative to participants in Los Angeles, participants in Seoul appraised transgressions as caused by the situational circumstances moreso than the personal disposition of the transgressor (top), and more likely to have been committed regardless of the particular person present in the same situation (bottom). The violin plot outlines illustrate kernel probability density; the width of the shaded area represents the proportion of data located there and the black squares indicate the means (see text for details).
