Ethnocentrism is defined as viewing another culture

A. through rose-colored glasses.
B. by government standards.
C. in terms of your own culture and values.
D. by that culture's standards.
E. by the universal moral code that we all follow.


Answer: C

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A) competition, cooperation, collaboration, and regulation. B) intensification, stratification, specialization, and centralization. C) organization, transformation, rationalization, and opportunism. D) adaptation, fluctuation, stabilization, and materialization. E) none of the above.

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"Success" in an evolutionary sense means:

A. being able to mate successfully with multiple individuals. B. leaving more successful offspring, on average, per generation. C. adapting successfully to environmental changes. D. being successful in arranging for food and shelter.

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Hunter-gatherers are also called __________

a. horticulturalists b. agriculturalists c. foragers d. pastoralists

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A revitalization movement includes all of the following except:?

a. collective feelings of stress b. financial and social security c. calls for radical cultural reform d. social movement

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