Using One's Own Culture as a Standard for Judging Other

question 69

Multiple Choice

Using one's own culture as a standard for judging other cultures is known as ________.

• A) anthropocentric orientation
• B) ethnocentric orientation
• C) geocentric orientation
• D) polycentric orientation

Understand the basic principles of cognitive development theories, including those of Piaget.

Understand learning outcomes related to social and emotional development in infants and children.

Grasp the mechanisms and impacts of early developmental challenges, including those caused by substances and environmental toxins.

Understand the concepts of total fixed cost (TFC), total variable cost (TVC), and total cost (TC).

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