The article, “Cultural differences in the primacy effect for person perception,” relates to primacy effect because Kenji uses Americans and East Asia by how they would react toward another culture. The primacy effect in the definition and in the article are similar because the article talks about how primacy effect are impacted toward culture by the way Americans and Japanese receive about others, but in the contrast, each of the culture gives different impression toward people in different ways. Kenji Noguhi claims that “North Americans display a stronger correspondence bias because they tend to ignore sitiuational constraints, whereas East Asians consider a wider range of contextual information when making person judgments” (Noguchi, Kamada,
