The Belief That One's Own Group and Culture Are Inherently

question 85

Short Answer

The belief that one's own group and culture are inherently superior to other groups or cultures is known as __________.

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Definitions:

Policy Alternatives

Various strategies or plans of action designed to achieve a specific goal, particularly in the context of governmental or organizational decision-making.

Legal-Rational Authority

A form of leadership or rule in which authority is legitimized by legal rules and regulations, and by the belief in the legality of enacted rules and the right of leaders to issue commands.

Political Office

An elected or appointed position within a government where the individual has specific duties, responsibilities, and powers to make decisions that shape public policy.

Societal Laws

Rules established by society or government that regulate behavior and enforceable by legal sanctions.