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Several factors influence perception of international relations. Varying in every individual, as a result of childhood experiences, are beliefs, dispositions, and basic psychological needs. Contradictory to what some may think, all Americans as well as Chinese are not united in their opinions. An American who grew up in an inner city, lower class neighborhood, rose by a single parent, deficient of sufficient capital resources, positive influences and education, may have different psychological needs, drives, and dispositions than an American who grew up in a typical middle class neighborhood, raised by two parents, and who attended a private school. The difference between these two upbringings, results with two people with different perceptual predispositions and opinions. However, Americans are generally all exposed to similar stimulus that emits American cultural and behavioral beliefs. This aspect applies to the Chinese and their cultural beliefs as well. Occupational position......

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