When Interviewing Patients from Cultures Other Than Our Own, It

question 9

Multiple Choice

When interviewing patients from cultures other than our own, it is difficult for us to avoid interpreting the situation from the viewpoint of our own culture. This is known as:

• A) cultural imposition.
• B) racism.
• C) anthropomorphism.
• D) ethnocentrism.

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