Another form of ethnocentric revisionism is nationalistic pseudohistory. For example, anthropologist Susan McKinnon argues that evolutionary theories of kinship rest on ethnocentric presuppositions. Readers should consider the ethnocentric and theocratic context in which missionaries presented their accounts. These early approaches were ethnocentric, speculative, and often racist. Organizations that are designed with an ethnocentric focus will portray certain tendencies. Important topics include the issues of racism, exploitation, and ethnocentric distortion. Ethnocentric attitudes can be seen in the organizations communication process. Schneider critiqued the so-called Western theories of kinship by accusing its supporters of being ethnocentric. The ethnocentric attitude is a centralized approach. Even so, the concept arguably transcends ethnocentric associations. Religion, or belief, is the prime ethnocentric divider. The term has been criticized for its ethnocentric definition of civilization. He laid the groundwork for an ethnocentric German prehistory. Some research suggests that ethnocentric thinking may have actually contributed to the development of cooperation. The "Narrative" is also an ethnocentric text.