Many people go to meetings at work or school. During these meetings, we look around at the people in the room. We might notice if we see men, women, or people from different places. But would we notice if a certain group was not there at all? A new study says "no." Researchers from different countries did this study. They wanted to know if people see when everyone from one group is missing.
The results show that most people do not notice when a whole group is absent. This happens in offices and schools. The study looked at how people think about who is in a room. The researchers say this is important because it affects how we work and learn together. Knowing about this problem can help us pay more attention to who is missing.
Sources: phys.org / APA.org
The words in bold are from the article.
| 1. noticed | a. gatherings |
| 2. group | b. absent |
| 3. work | c. individuals |
| 4. missing | d. research |
| 5. study | e. job |
| 6. people | f. nations |
| 7. room | g. team |
| 8. meetings | h. seen |
| 9. countries | i. space |
| 10. places | j. locations |
1.h 2.g 3.e 4.b 5.d 6.c 7.i 8.a 9.f 10.j