Which action exemplifies ethnocentrism in nursing?
A. See nursing as the only method to address health concerns.
B. Will only care for members of their own ethnic group
C. Are ambivalent to health concerns of groups beyond their dominant social group
D. Are willing to acknowledge other methods beyond nursing to address health concerns
Answer: A
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