Answer:
Inductive approach
Explanation:
The inductive approach is the approach of research in which a person chooses his/her interesting topic for further research. He/she collect the data for research. When the researcher collects the data, then the researcher took breather data from data collection.
A birds-eye has been taken on a collection of data. The researcher will take a look at data and try to develop theory related research and will explain it.
When any of the research takes a look at this pattern, the researcher will observe the set of rules and reached a general idea of the proposition about the experience during research. Researchers transform from data collection to theory development. This approach is based on specific to general ideas.
Options :
a. the popularity of Domino's Pizza in Italy
b. the preference for local hamburgers from a local chain, Jollibee's, in Philippines
c. the growing number of McDonald's restaurants globally
d. the increased sales of soups and noodles in Thailand
e. popularity of Chinese foods in Taiwan
Answer: c. the growing number of McDonald's restaurants globally
Explanation: Cultural dictation in the preference of food refers to an individual's inclination to the type of food usually adopted or consumed in one's region. This is usually natural since these type of diets are what is being consumed from a very tender age. However, as development and growth occurs, people get know about other food types, dietary and nutritional benefits of various food types, thus allowing individuals to make choices based on nutritional Dividends one may derive from the consumption of certain diets. People are starting to opt for diets or food containing more nutritional and healthier supplements supplements. One of the evidences could be derived when there is a surge in the number of foreign kitchens in regions where it doesn't exist before. The surge could be termed to mean that demand for these diets are starting to converge. Such as the global increase in the number of McDonald's restaurants.
I believe the answer is: learning theory
Learning theories refers to the framework that explain how people obtained data/information, process it as a part of learning, and transform it into knowledge. In social settings, things such as emotion, congitive abiltiy, observation of other behaviours, and the influence of other peiople would be seen as crucial factors that affect people's learning rate.
