Question

Adele is from France, where rabbits are eaten regularly. She can tell you the most tender part of the rabbit, how long to cook one, and how big a rabbit you would need to feed five people. Marsha is from the United States, where rabbits are pets and bring colored eggs to children in the spring. She hasn't a clue about how to cook one, even if she wanted to. This example best illustrates __________.

- the cultural differences in schemas.
- the universality of schemas.
- that rabbits are ambiguous stimuli.
- personality differences in the contents of schemas.

Answer 1

The cultural differences in the schema

Explanation:

The cultural differences in the schema are the phenomena in which a person tries to understand the culture of other peoples and add new information in their previous information or schema. Social schema is related to communication in society and the present of the cognitive information that helps a person to communicate with people face to face from a different culture. Schema is related to the information that we already have stored about culture and these schemas help us to understand our family members. Culture schema is related to the other schema. All schemas are interrelated to each other.