In a Study Investigating the Earliest Memories of European American

question 90

Multiple Choice

In a study investigating the earliest memories of European American and Chinese and Taiwanese college students, psychologist Qi Wang found:

• A)no cultural differences in the earliest memories of either group.
• B)that the earliest memories of the Chinese and Taiwanese college students tended to be longer, more self-focused, and more elaborate than those of the European American college students.
• C)that the earliest memories of the European American college students tended to be longer, more self-focused, and more elaborate than those of the Chinese and Taiwanese college students.
• D)that the European American students were more likely to develop false memories than the Chinese and Taiwanese students.

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