When We Come to Like Persons or Things Simply as a Result

question 116

Multiple Choice

When we come to like persons or things simply as a result of seeing them more often,we explain the relationship by what is called:

• A) proximity hypothesis.
• B) frequency paradox theory.
• C) similarity-difference comparison model.
• D) mere exposure effect.

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Definitions:

Biculturalism

The existence or condition of being familiar with and comfortable in two different cultures, which can influence an individual's identity and interactions.

Assimilation

The process whereby people gradually shift almost entirely from their former culture to the beliefs and ways of the new culture.

Cultural Trauma

The profound impact of a traumatic event that affects a whole society or culture, leading to a shift in identity, values, or perception.

Integration

The process whereby people retain aspects of their former culture while internalizing aspects of a new host culture.