Cross-Linguistic Studies of the Color Domain Suggest That

question 6

Multiple Choice

Cross-linguistic studies of the color domain suggest that:

• A) different languages are remarkably similar in the color words they use
• B) languages differ randomly in the color words they use
• C) there is a hierarchy of color terms
• D) cultures determine whether color is perceived categorically or discretely

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Definitions:

Implicit Associations

The unconscious attributions and connections one makes between different concepts and perceptions, often studied in the context of biases and attitudes towards social groups.

Conscious

The state of being aware of and responsive to one's surroundings.

Unconscious

A part of the mind that is inaccessible to the conscious mind but that nonetheless influences behaviors, thoughts, and feelings.

Black Suspects

A term that may refer to individuals who are suspected of a crime and are identified as being of African descent, which can reflect racial profiling concerns.