Cross-Cultural Investigations of Story Recall Have Found That

question 13

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural investigations of story recall have found that:

• A) cultures differ significantly in what constitutes a good story
• B) recall patterns are very similar across cultures
• C) oral cultures tend to prefer shorter stories
• D) children in all cultures recalled stories better than adults

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