Compared with children in developing countries, a child who grows up in the U.S.may be better prepared to take both nonverbal tests and traditional IQ tests because the U.S.culture is very
A) auditory.
B) tactile.
C) visual.
D) kinesthetic.

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The U.S. culture is highly visual, which means that children in the U.S. are exposed to a lot of visual stimuli and learn from visual cues. This can make them better prepared to take both nonverbal tests (which often rely on visual-spatial skills) and traditional IQ tests (which often require strong visual memory and processing skills). Additionally, many standardized tests in the U.S. are administered visually, further contributing to the importance of visual skills.

Compared with Children in Developing Countries, a Child Who Grows