The Practice of Understanding Another Culture on Its Own Terms

question 24

Multiple Choice

The practice of understanding another culture on its own terms and using its own standards is called

• A)ethnocentrism.
• B)cultural relativism.
• C)cultural diffusion.
• D)cultural integration.

Comprehend the concept of metamemory and its relevance in cognitive development.

Recognize the relationship between children's memory development and their cognitive abilities.

Analyze the reliability and factors affecting children's eyewitness testimonies.

Grasp the concept of intelligence as a multifaceted construct, including different theories and types.

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