Research examining cultural variations in personal storytelling shows that
A) there are striking cultural differences in parents' selection and interpretation of events told in narratives
B) parents in all cultures studied stress the impact of misbehavior on others.
C) all parents tend to downplay their children's transgressions in stories.
D) children tend to tune out lengthy stories told by their parents.
A
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a. People rely too heavily on denying the consequent. b. People have difficulty understanding double negatives. c. People typically avoid trying to disproving their hypotheses. d. People overuse bottom-up processing.
Many of the capsules, pills, and powders that look like drugs and that consumers think of as drugs are actually classified by the FDA as
A. food products. B. industrial chemicals. C. organic medicines. D. placebos.