When Roberson and colleagues asked English and Berinmo speakers to pick out the colour that was different from three coloured cards, they found that each group could distinguish
A) the same colour categories despite their linguistic differences.
B) only the differences between focal colours.
C) colours related to their own linguistic colour categories most easily.
D) colours related to the other culture's linguistic colour categories most easily.
E) focal from non-focal colours.

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Roberson and colleagues' study found that speakers of English and Berinmo were each better at distinguishing colours that fell within their own linguistic colour categories, demonstrating how language can influence colour perception.

When Roberson and Colleagues Asked English and Berinmo Speakers to Pick