Regarding cultural differences in how children learn to attend to objects and events, in looking at pictures, Westerners tend to

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Research has found that Westerners tend to group items together based on their category membership, while Easterners tend to group items together based on their relationship to one another in the context. Additionally, Westerners tend to focus more on the target object and less on the background, whereas Easterners tend to take a more holistic view of the scene.

Regarding Cultural Differences in How Children Learn to Attend to Objects