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james9437

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Consider the results from a study by Miyamoto and colleagues in which participants viewed either photos of U.S. city scenes or Japanese city scenes, then were asked to detect differences between two similar pictures.
 
  Based on their findings, if an American was touring in Tokyo, Japan, which of the following aspects of a picture would she be most likely to pick up on?
   a. foreground
   b. objects
   c. background
   d. contrasting colors

Question 2

An environment that promotes getting along well with others, being connected to one another, and seeing the larger context of social situations is most likely to promote _______ thinking.
 
  a. holistic
  b. analytic
  c. representativeness
  d. counterfactual



mcinincha279

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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