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Matt is 5 years old and loves learning about animals.If asked,"Could you turn a skunk into a raccoon?" Matt would most likely say that
Cross-cultural Differences
Variations in norms, values, practices, and behaviors among people from different societies or cultural backgrounds.
Visuospatial Memory
The ability to remember visual and spatial information, including the physical location and arrangement of objects.
Cultural Syndromes
Patterns of behaviors and beliefs that are unique to a specific culture, influencing the cognition and behavior of individuals within that culture.
Triandis
A reference to Harry Triandis, a psychologist known for his work in the fields of cross-cultural psychology and social behavior.
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