If One Subscribes to the Belief That "Size Matters," Then

question 35

Multiple Choice

If one subscribes to the belief that "size matters," then those countries and economies with the tallest skyscrapers would be viewed as the most powerful and/or successful in the world. Such a perception illustrates which persuasive aspect of architecture?

• A) iconicity
• B) indexicality
• C) syntactic indeterminacy
• D) capitalism

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Definitions:

CS

Often short for "Conditioned Stimulus," a term used in classical conditioning to denote a previously neutral stimulus that, after being associated with an unconditioned stimulus, elicits a conditioned response.

Direct Experience

Knowledge or skill acquired through immediate observation or participation, without the intermediation of others or the use of technology.

Anticipate

The act of expecting or predicting something to happen in the future and possibly preparing for it.

Associative Learning

The process of learning in which a connection or association is formed between two stimuli or between a behavior and a stimulus.