The Principal Criticism of Nineteenth-Century Theories of "Unilineal Evolution" Is

question 47

Multiple Choice

The principal criticism of nineteenth-century theories of "unilineal evolution" is that __________.

• A) they were ethnocentric, holding that Western society was superior to all others
• B) they relied too heavily upon biblical teachings
• C) they were based on inadequate knowledge of the fossil record
• D) they neglected the civilizations of ancient China and India

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Definitions:

Cultural Psychologists

Professional researchers who study how cultures reflect and shape the psychological processes of their members.

Co-Evolution

The process by which two or more species reciprocally affect each other's evolution through natural selection.

Nature And Culture

The interconnected relationship between the natural environment and human societal practices, beliefs, and innovations.

Automatic System

Cognitive processing that occurs subconsciously and without intentional control, often as a result of learned patterns or instincts.