Multiple Choice
Not so many years ago, many Canadian consumers thought Canadians who purchased Japanese-made radios, televisions, and other electronic equipment were behaving not only inappropriately, but immorally. Canadian consumers who thought buying Japanese products was wrong were exhibiting:
A) culture shock.
B) back translation.
C) consumer ethnocentrism.
D) consumer bias.
Correct Answer:

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