Children's implicit orientation toward chauvinism is toward noticing
A)similarities, especially the physical characteristics.
B)similarities in purpose and motive more than differences.
C)sensible adaptations to the time and place.
D)differences, especially the exotic or bizarre.

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Children's implicit orientation toward chauvinism is often toward noticing differences, especially those that are exotic or bizarre, as these stand out more and are more likely to be perceived as unusual or noteworthy.

Children's Implicit Orientation Toward Chauvinism Is Toward Noticing