Are Individuals with Higher Interdependent Self-Construal More Likely to Change Their Belief in the Occurrence of Autobiographical Events?

We attempted to differentiate individuals who report nonbelieved memories, and their reasons for doing so, from those who do not in terms of self-construal. Independent and interdependent self-construal did not predict the occurrence of nonbelieved memories. Social feedback was the most frequent reason for changing one’s belief independently of self-construal.