When asked to recall personally significant past experiences,Chinese school-age children are more likely that U.S.children to refer to

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Studies have shown that Chinese culture places more emphasis on collective identity and interdependence as opposed to individualism, which is emphasized in U.S. culture. Therefore, Chinese children are more likely to refer to others rather than personal opinions or interests when recalling past experiences. They also place more importance on displaying their skills, so option C may also be a possible answer, but not as likely as option B.

When Asked to Recall Personally Significant Past Experiences,Chinese School-Age Children