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The authors of your text present a study by Masuda and his colleagues (2008) that examined cultural differences in social perception. They compared how participants perceived a central character when the surrounding characters in a picture either matched or mismatched the central character’s facial expression. What implications does this study have for the idea of analytic and holistic thinking styles?
   a.   It suggests that holistic thinking styles are better than analytic ones.
   b.   It suggests that analytic thinking styles are more primitive than holistic ones.
   c.   It implies that holistic thinking leads people to more carefully consider social context.
   d.   It implies that analytic thinking is erroneous in social contexts.

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