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

question 24

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 self-reference principle.
• E)the self-reference criterion.

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Definitions:

Authoritative Parent

A parenting style characterized by high expectations of maturity and self-control from children while also being warm, responsive, and supportive.

Permissive Parent

A parenting style characterized by a high level of responsiveness to the child's needs but low demands or control on the child.

Uninvolved Parent

A style of parenting characterized by a lack of responsiveness and communication, where the parent may fulfill basic needs but is generally detached from the child's life.

Authoritative Parenting

a parenting style characterized by high responsiveness and high demands, balancing strict guidelines with emotional support.