Which statement best describes the difference between how Westerners and Easterners perceive the world and think about it?

Question

A. Westerners are more concerned with the background scenery in a picture, and Easterners are more concerned with the main character in the picture.

B. Westerners see relationships between items in a series, and Easterners typically see categories.

C. Westerners pay more attention to the focal object, while Easterners are more attuned to the overall surroundings.

D. Westerners read information into a picture that isn't actually there, and Easterners focus purely on existing evidence.

C

Answer 1

Assuming that you comparing Oriental (Easterners) vs. Occidentals (Westerners), Agree

Answer 2

A little additional information:

http://drdavespsychologypage.homestead.com/Person_Perception__East_vs__West.pdf