“…Implicit in this observation, then, is the further assumption that broad individual differences in legal consciousness will also exist between groups of people subject to differing legal systems. Indeed, as Berrey, Hoffman, and Nielsen (2012) noted, "a person's legal schema is contingent on the specific contexts in which he or she engages law (or avoids it)-which includes the legal environment as well as the structure of the markets, the workplace, and the government's legal categories and classifications" (p. 7). This view resonates with cultural psychology research showing that varying institutional factors between cultures (e.g., differing economic systems) can influence differences in cognitive styles and modes of thinking (Markus & Hamedani, 2007;Uskul, Kitayama, & Nisbett, 2008).…”