The Role That Culture Plays in Memory Is Illustrated by

question 93

Multiple Choice

The role that culture plays in memory is illustrated by

• A) the tendency for the personal memories of the Chinese to be about surprising events and what he or she did, individually, during these events.
• B) the tendency for the personal memories of Americans to be about family and other group interactions.
• C) the ability of the gauchos of South America to store detailed information about horses better than the average American.
• D) all of these.

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Definitions:

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Unadjusted Balance

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