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Asserts that values, beliefs, and norms are different in different cultures, so each culture must be analyzed on its own standards.
Cultural relativism
Studying norms
Studying popular culture
Studying subcultures and countercultures
- The statement is about how values, beliefs, and norms change from culture to culture, so it's important to judge each culture by its own standards.
- Option 1: Cultural relativism – This is the correct answer. It’s a concept in anthropology and sociology that urges us to understand a culture based on its own rules, not from outside perspectives.
- Option 2: Studying norms – This means looking at rules for behavior in society, but doesn’t address judging cultures by their own standards.
- Option 3: Studying popular culture – This is about trends and interests in mainstream society, not about comparing or judging cultures.
- Option 4: Studying subcultures and countercultures – This means analyzing smaller groups within a society and how they differ from the mainstream, not specifically about judging cultures on their own terms.
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