Question

1. Ethnorelativism is a mindset that does not aim to see one culture as better than another, does not see cultural differences as a threat, suspends reactive judgment when encountering difference, and through words, deeds and attitudes tries to create an inclusive and respectful intercultural environment. True/False 2. In attempting to use generalizations (flexible), we start from the assumption that the categories we have been using are merely “first best guesses” rather than definitive answers. We also recognize and respect all of the individual differences and variations that make up a group. These generalizations also aim to be based in research and are malleable to change as cultural groups change. True/False

Answer 1

1. The statement is true as ethnorelativism accepts all types of differences and sees the culture from the individual's perspective and not from our own perspective .It is the opposite of ethnocentrism which does judgements .

The correct answer is true .

2.The statement is false .As in generalization past learning is used to describe something .The multidimensional aspects are not considered.

The correct answer is false .