The Unconscious Reference to One's Own Cultural Values, Experiences, and Knowledge

question 140

Multiple Choice

The unconscious reference to one's own cultural values, experiences, and knowledge when encountering new and different cultures is known as:

• A) the "when-in-Rome" approach.
• B) the Fraedrich Principle.
• C) cultural relativism.
• D) the ethnocentric reference.
• E) the self-reference criterion.

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