Explanation:

- The statement “Everything is right somewhere but not everywhere” means what is seen as acceptable or correct differs from society to society.

- Option 1: Cultural universals

These are elements or patterns found in all cultures. It means some things are shared everywhere, not different.

- Option 2: Cultural relativity

This refers to judging beliefs or practices in the context of the person's own culture, not by one's own standards. It means right and wrong depends on where you are—what might be right in one place may be wrong in another.

- Option 3: Counter-culture

This is a group whose beliefs and behaviors are very different from the mainstream society.

- Option 4: Cultural pluralism

This describes diverse groups living together, accepting each other's differences without losing their own.

Correct Answer: Option 2: Cultural relativity