When Roberson and colleagues asked English and Berinmo speakers to pick out the color
that was different among three colored cards, they found that each group could
distinguish
a. the same color categories despite their linguistic differences.
b. only the differences between focal colors.
c. colors related to their own linguistic color categories most easily.
d. colors related to the other culture's linguistic color categories most easily.
e. focal from non-focal colours.
c. colors related to their own linguistic color categories most easily.
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