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Joseph Henrich2015

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Most people are not WEIRD.

Joseph Henrich · Steven J. Heine · Ara Norenzayan A

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Cultural Differences and Values Social and Intergroup Psychology Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology

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Published2015-12-21

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