When a group of European-American adults and a group of Chinese adults were asked to recall 20 memories from any time in their lives, which group(s)tended to be self-centered with most people remembering surprising events and what they did during these events?
A)neither group of adults
B)both groups of adults
C)the European-American adults
D)the Chinese adults

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Research on cultural differences in autobiographical memory suggests that European-American adults are more likely to recall self-centered, individualistic memories, often focusing on their own actions and experiences, including surprising events. This contrasts with East Asian cultures, where memories may be more relational and contextually embedded.

When a Group of European-American Adults and a Group of Chinese