Multiple Choice
What is ethnocentrism?
A) understanding that differences exist between cultural systems and believing that other cultural systems make as much sense as your own
B) using an insider's term for what you observe happening in a community you are observing
C) using an outsider's terms for what you observe happening in a community you are observing
D) using your own cultural system to interpret what others are doing, with the assumption that your own system is the only one that makes sense
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