What cultural differences or similarities were found in the research on pedestrian interaction in the U.S. and Japan?
A) Americans were more likely to look at someone who looked at them.
B) Japanese were more likely to greet the research confederate who greeted them.
C) Both Japanese and Americans did not smile back when the confederates smiled at them.
D) Both Japanese and Americans failed to respond to the confederates.

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Americans were more likely to reciprocate eye contact compared to Japanese pedestrians, highlighting a cultural difference in non-verbal communication.

What Cultural Differences or Similarities Were Found in the Research