On the other hand, Japanese people described about aspects of the background environment and relationships between animate and inanimate objects much more than Americans did. When asked to describe the scene, Americans tended to report the large fish and ignored other small objects. What conclusions did the researchers draw from the data? Use the LEARN approach to analyze the researcher's experimental methods, design, and conclusions.Type your answers in a 500-600 word double-spaced Word document.DISCUSSION 2: the link.Further research demonstrating fundamental difference in perceptions based upon cultures is one study in which Japanese and US students were shown an animated underwater scene with one large fish swimming among smaller fishes and other aquatic life. Please use elaborative responses and complete sentences to address the following questions: What would be a reasonable hypothesis would be for the "Asking for Directions" experiment? Describe the method of testing the hypothesis shown in the video (Please reference the "Asking for Directions" experiment in your response to this question). COMPLETE 2 500 WORD DISCUSSIONS.NO PLAGIARISM.AT LEAST 1 REFERENCE EACHDISCUSSION 1:Instructions“Experimental Psychology - Change Blindness” expands on the limits people have to encoding and that less of our memory is from what we see visually than many would think.
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