Eleanor Rosch found that even though Dani-speaking people in New Guinea have words for only two colors in their language, they seemed to remember and perceive color inmuch the same way as English-speaking people from the United States.

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This statement is true according to Eleanor Rosch's research, which found that cultural and linguistic factors do influence the way people categorize and name colors, but that there are also universal aspects to color perception and memory. Therefore, even though the Dani-speaking people may not have specific terms for every color in the English language, they still have a similar ability to perceive and remember colors.

Eleanor Rosch Found That Even Though Dani-Speaking People in New