When neuroscientists studied the effects of collectivism and individualism on the brain, they asked participants to think about themselves, as well as how they feel about their mothers. When researchers compared the brain activity that occurred when individualist people thought about themselves to when they thought about their mother, the activity was
A) different.
B) slow.
C) repetitive.
D) aroused.

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When individualist people think about themselves versus their mothers, the brain activity is different, reflecting the distinction between self and others inherent in individualistic cultures.

When Neuroscientists Studied the Effects of Collectivism and Individualism on the Brain