Suppose Someone Conducts a Cross-Sectional Study of Music Preferences and Finds

Multiple Choice

Suppose someone conducts a cross-sectional study of music preferences and finds that most 50-year-olds prefer music that the 20-year-olds consider "old-fashioned." One interpretation is that people's taste in music changes as they grow older. Another interpretation is that the difference is caused by a difference in

A) accommodation.
B) identity foreclosure.
C) cohorts.
D) gender roles.