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In cultural and cross-cultural psychology, Chinese participants are often grouped together as if they were a homogeneous and representative group for comparison with other cultural groups (Nisbett et_al, 2001; Bond et_al, 2004; World Values Survey, 2018). The perceptual environment and mode of subsistence have considerable effects on the development of field-dependent and independent cognitive styles (Berry, 1976; Uskul et_al, 2008). A series of studies (Talhelm et_al, 2018; Xu and Xin, 2019; Zhu et_al, 2019; see Talhelm, 2020, for a review) have confirmed and manifested the north-south difference in China. The two . . .
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