Regarding Cultural Differences in How Children Learn to Attend to Objects

question 44

Multiple Choice

Regarding cultural differences in how children learn to attend to objects and events, in looking at pictures, Westerners tend to

• A)group items together on the basis of category membership.
• B)tend to focus on the background as much as on the target object.
• C)tend to group items together on the basis of relational-contextual criteria.
• D)tend to view things in a holistic manner.

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Definitions:

Sharp Peaks

Pointed mountaintops or summit areas characterized by steep slopes and rugged terrain.

Sharp Ridges

Narrow, elongated, and often steep landforms that are formed by the erosion of geological processes, especially in mountainous regions.

Terminal Moraine

A moraine that forms at the farthest point reached by a glacier or ice sheet, marking its maximum advance.

Recessional Moraine

A ridge of debris deposited at the point of furthest retreat of a glacier or ice sheet.