John has a difficult time trying new foods and is especially resistant to trying foods from other countries. "It doesn't taste the same as our food
They use different spices, ingredients, you know." John's perspective toward food from other countries is an example of:
a. egocentrism.
b. evaluation.
c. ostracism.
d. ethnocentrism.
d
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Which of the approaches to semantic memory emphasizes that our memory stores many specific members of a category?
a. the prototype approach b. the schema approach c. the parallel distributed processing approach d. the exemplar approach
Many individuals who grew up during the Great Depression were so devastated by the collapse of the economy that they became distrustful of depositing large sums of money in banks. The Great Depression would best be considered a:
a. normative, age-graded influence b. normative, history-graded influence c. nonnormative influence d. normative, economic-graded influence