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Video has been shown important for people who do not share common ground. To test whether<br />

video matters for people from contextual cultures more than it does for an explicit culture like the<br />

US, we compared pairs <strong>of</strong> Americans with pairs <strong>of</strong> Chinese, each speaking their native language.<br />

Half the pairs from each country communicated over audio-only and half over audio plus video.<br />

We found that performance was the same across pairs from different countries, but that a more<br />

subtle measure, their trust in each other, was lower for Chinese overall, and especially lower for<br />

Chinese communicating over audio only.<br />

4028.32 Representations <strong>of</strong> the intelligent person: A Russian study, Natasha<br />

Smirnova-Alexandrova, Russian Academy <strong>of</strong> Sciences, Institute <strong>of</strong> <strong>Psychology</strong>, Russian<br />

Federation<br />

The purpose <strong>of</strong> this study was to examine the concept <strong>of</strong> intelligence among Russians.<br />

Characteristics <strong>of</strong> an intelligent person were rated by sample <strong>of</strong> adults (N=99) and pupils (N=233).<br />

It was found that an intelligence person was most frequently thought to be male rather than female.<br />

It was showed that the concept about intelligence is formed to 16 years. The factor structure found<br />

in Russian subjects which showed the predominant factor <strong>of</strong> social-ethical was similar to Japanese<br />

(Azuma & Kashiwagi, 1987) and differed from that for Americans and Finnish, which showed the<br />

predominant <strong>of</strong> cognitive factor.<br />

4028.33 Cross-cultural approach <strong>of</strong> free drawing as a tool for preictif success in the scholastic<br />

learning, Ghazi Chakroun, Letters and Humans Sciences - Sfax, Tunisia<br />

12 transcultural cognitive levels stemmed from the analysis <strong>of</strong> twenty thousands free drawings<br />

from 2 to 6 years old French and Tunisian match some <strong>of</strong> the historical steps in the evolution <strong>of</strong><br />

human communication. Indeed it will be legitimate to refer to these characteristics in the evolution<br />

and ontogeny <strong>of</strong> communication for addressing suggestions about educational activities. Logical,<br />

spatial and temporal organisation <strong>of</strong> graphic elements in free drawings <strong>of</strong> 42 Tunisian and 40<br />

French aged 5 to 6, predict and influence their success in the learning <strong>of</strong> mathematics, reading and<br />

writing, later on between 6 and 7 years <strong>of</strong> age.<br />

4028.34 A relational study between the Bai Ma Zang Zu’s junior middle school students’<br />

acculturation and intelligence level, Xingwang Hu, Hong Li, Southwest China Normal University,<br />

China<br />

This study examined relationship between acculturation and intelligence <strong>of</strong> 237 Bai Ma Zang Zu's<br />

junior middle school students. The result revealed that the three dimensions <strong>of</strong> acculturation<br />

including main-culture recognition, school education recognition and the degree <strong>of</strong> knowing the<br />

Sinitic language, are closely related to intelligence and achievements. After eliminating the<br />

influence <strong>of</strong> achievements on intelligence by Level Regression Analysis, it shows clearly that<br />

acculturation has a very obvious predictability on intelligence. This result is helpful to<br />

understanding the intelligence, and can also provide theoretical foundation for the minority<br />

education.<br />

4028.35 Visual hindsight bias in Chinese college students, Harry Hom 1 , David Dixon 2 ,<br />

Southwest Missouri State University, USA<br />

It is difficult to ignore knowing a problem’s solution when making judgments for yourself and<br />

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