Cross-cultural investigations of story recall have found that:
A) cultures differ significantly in what constitutes a good story
B) recall patterns are very similar across cultures
C) oral cultures tend to prefer shorter stories
D) children in all cultures recalled stories better than adults

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Cross-cultural investigations have found that despite cultural differences in storytelling preferences, there are similar patterns of story recall across different cultures. This suggests that there may be some universal aspects of human cognition that influence how stories are remembered.

Cross-Cultural Investigations of Story Recall Have Found That