Which of the Statements Regarding Cultural Differences in Displays of Self-Recognition

question 109

Multiple Choice

Which of the statements regarding cultural differences in displays of self-recognition is accurate?

• A)Turkish infants outperformed Scottish and Zambian infants at the mirror self-recognition task.
• B)Infants from nomadic tribes who have no experience with mirrors are slower than city-reared children to pass self-recognition tasks.
• C)Zambian infants outperformed Scottish and Turkish infants at the body-as-obstacle task.
• D)Children from nomadic tribes could not recognize themselves in photographs until they were 4 or 5 years of age.

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