What Is the Culturally Embedded Perspective on Science and Practice

question 15

Multiple Choice

What is the culturally embedded perspective on science and practice?

• A) holding a neutral stance while examining universal traits and behaviors
• B) acknowledgement of the influence of cultural values in examining strength and positive functioning
• C) recognition that culture has no impact on either science or practice because of the insignificant variance between cultures
• D) being unable to see through one's own cultural perspective to understand people of other cultures

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