Studies of Logical Reasoning Among Non-Literate Cultures Show That ______

Studies of logical reasoning among non-literate cultures show that ______.

A) the ability to accept initial premises that contradict one's own experience is culturally universal
B) non-literate participants treat general premises as descriptions particular to one person's experience only
C) both literate and non-literate participants have no trouble seeing premises as interdependent parts of a single problem
D) literate participants show a greater tendency than non-literate participants to introduce new premises into a logical reasoning task