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71.

Many social inventions can be tested only through a

A.	short-term trial	B.	long-term trial
C.	trial

72.

We hesitate in adopting an innovation until we have been shown how

A.	it works	B.	it displays
C.	None of these

73.

Practical value of most social inventions can be determined only by

A.	rejecting them	B.	accepting them
C.	destroy them

74.

Innovations are most readily accepted when they fit in nicely with the

A.	developing culture	B.	society
C.	existing culture

75.

Innovations may be incompatible with the existing culture in at least

A.	three ways	B.	four ways
C.	five ways

76.

The innovation may conflict with

A.	existing patterns	B.	developing patterns
C.	None of these

77.

When an innovation conflicts with existing cultural patterns, there are at least

A.	five possible outcomes	B.	four possible outcomes
C.	three possible outcomes

78.

Acceptance of an innovation can be discouraged when

A.	it conflicts with developing culture.	B.	it conflicts with existing culture.
C.	both of above

79.

A society generally tries to use an innovation in

A.	new material	B.	old, familiar material
C.	attractive shape

80.

Some innovations are substitutive, not additive, and these are

A.	quick readily accepted	B.	less readily accepted
C.	rejected