Cross-cultural studies of children's ability to create representational drawings of people seem to show that this skill is
A)hardwired into the brain.
B)influenced by learning.
C)absent in most non-urbanized cultures.
D)more prominent in more rural cultures.

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Cross-cultural studies suggest that while there may be some innate predisposition for children to create representational drawings, a significant portion of the skill appears to be influenced by learning and exposure to cultural norms and practices surrounding art. This skill is not necessarily absent in non-urbanized cultures, and there is no evidence to suggest it is more prominent in rural cultures.

Cross-Cultural Studies of Children's Ability to Create Representational Drawings of People