When Confronted with a Set of Facts, One Reacts Spontaneously

Multiple Choice

When confronted with a set of facts, one reacts spontaneously on the basis of knowledge assimilated over a lifetime-knowledge that is a product of the history of one's culture. One seldom stops to think about a reaction; one simply reacts. Thus, when faced with a problem in another culture, one's tendency is to react instinctively and refer to one's _____ for a solution.

A) self-space principle
B) segregation principle
C) integration criterion
D) space command criterion
E) self-reference criterion