To what extent does one's background affect his or her perception of a given situation?

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<span>A person's background can greatly affect how they see a situation. People who are in a majority culture or worldview can downplay the significance of an action or a concept, which could be seen as much more important to someone who actually experiences the effects of the concept.</span>

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