Using One's Own Culture as the Basis for Interpretation of Features

question 39

Multiple Choice

Using one's own culture as the basis for interpretation of features of another is called:

• A) cultural relativism.
• B) ethnocentrism.
• C) self-preservation.
• D) heritage.
• E) self-centrism.

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Definitions:

School Policies

Guidelines and rules established by educational institutions to govern students' behavior and academic operations.

Affirmative Action

Policies designed to address historical injustices and discrimination by providing opportunities to underrepresented groups.

White Women

Refers to women identified as part of the white racial group, often discussed in the context of gender and racial dynamics within societies.

Educational Debt

The accumulated deficit in education and opportunities between historically marginalized students and their more privileged counterparts, beyond just financial indebtedness.