Multiple Choice
Viewing American Whiteness as the standard, believing that anyone can achieve the American dream if they try hard enough, and conceptualizing pathology as located within the individual rather than within the larger environmental context are examples of ______.
A) monoculturalism
B) cultural encapsulation
C) ethnocentrism
D) cultural relativism
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