The Culture and Human Behavior Box "Ways of Seeing" Discusses

The Culture and Human Behavior box "Ways of Seeing" discusses research on differences in perception between collectivistic cultures and individualistic cultures and concluded that:

A) there were no significant differences between cultures in perceiving things, and people in all cultures are the same in what they pay attention to and in how they think about things.
B) people from individualistic cultures have a more holistic perceptual style than those from collectivistic cultures.
C) all people use the same neural processes to make perceptual judgments, but there are cultural differences in what people pay attention to and in how they think about what they see.
D) people from collectivistic cultures perceive the world in completely different ways from those in individualistic cultures.