JoEllen Shively's (1992) Study in Which Western Films Were Screened

JoEllen Shively's (1992) study in which western films were screened by white and Aboriginal men illustrates:

A) that what we see in a film depends little on the assumptions we make about the world.
B) how people build reality from their surrounding culture.
C) how "breaking the rules" can help us understand our assumptions.
D) how consistent reality construction is from culture to culture.
E) the role of biology in reality construction.