This is an outlook that is limited to one’s immediate community.                     Group of answer choicesParochialismLocalizationImperialismAmericanization

The outlook that is limited to one's immediate community is referred to as "Parochialism." This term describes a narrow or limited perspective that does not take into account wider or global issues and focuses solely on the immediate local community or its own interests. In contrast, the other options represent broader concepts:

1. Localization typically refers to adapting something, such as a product or service, to meet the needs of a local market or community but can involve broader awareness beyond just the immediate community.

2. Imperialism involves extending a nation's authority by territorial acquisition or establishing economic and political dominance over other nations or regions.

3. Americanization refers to the influence of American culture and values on other cultures, which also extends beyond local community perspectives.

Thus, the correct answer is Parochialism.