Canadian Anthropologist Jeanne Cannizo Designed One of ROM's Most Controversial

question 24

Multiple Choice

Canadian anthropologist Jeanne Cannizo designed one of ROM's most controversial exhibit as an encouragement to public to actively engage and interpret the displays.This is an example of

• A)how museums attract a larger proportion of people.
• B)how history museums in each country attract the widest social spectrum of visitors.
• C)participant museum anthropology.
• D)colonial ideology.
• E)reflexive museology.

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Definitions:

Cognitively Impaired

Referring to individuals who have difficulty with mental processes such as thinking, learning, and memory.

Socialization

The method through which people absorb and assimilate the customs, principles, and actions deemed suitable for their community or social circle.

Peer Experiences

The shared or similar experiences, feelings, or responses individuals have within a group or in relation to each other.

Cognitive Impairment

A reduction in cognitive functions such as memory, decision-making, and attention, which can interfere with daily life activities.