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renzo156

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Brenda took a trip abroad recently and found herself comparing the Europeans' traditions to her own. She found it very strange that there was so much napping going on in the afternoon and that people seemed to get things done so slowly.
 
  Although she knew she would enjoy herself more if she appreciated the culture she found herself immersed in, she really didn't like the different traditions she observed. Brenda is being __________ in her view of European culture. A) ethnocentric
  B) emic
  C) individualistic
  D) collectivist
  E) etic

Question 2

Abraham Maslow called humanistic psychology the
 
  A) second force.
  B) third force.
  C) force that is with you.
  D) first force.
  E) force without force.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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