“…For example, American and Chinese individuals often have different beliefs about gender and power, which explains different judgments of marriages; for example, Chinese respondents are more likely to agree that “The husband’s wishes should be first in most things” (Chia et al, 1986). People also vary in how they generally perceive minds, which is a key element of many social and moral judgments (Schein, Hester, & Gray, 2016). For example, those higher in psychopathy (Gray, Jenkins, Heberlein, & Wegner, 2011) and paranoia (Buck, Hester, Penn, & Gray, 2017) perceive people as less able to think and feel, which helps explain their aberrant cognitions.…”