Studies on Cross-Cultural Difference in Social Cognition Reveal

question 28

Multiple Choice

Studies on cross-cultural difference in social cognition reveal

• A) That all social cognition skills are universal across cultures.
• B) That some differences in social cognition skills exist across cultures.
• C) That parent education and SES, but not culture, influence social cognition.
• D) None of the above.

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