All cultures are inherently superior to others.

Cultural practices should be judged based on universal moral standards.

Cultural practices should be understood and evaluated within their own cultural context.

Cultural practices should be eradicated if they conflict with modern values.

To impose their own cultural values on the people they study.

To judge and condemn cultural practices that differ from their own.

To understand and interpret cultural practices within their own cultural context.

To promote the superiority of their own culture over others.

Female genital mutilation is a barbaric practice that should be eradicated.

Polygamy is an outdated and oppressive practice that has no place in modern society.

The consumption of dog meat is a cultural practice that should be respected, even if it is considered taboo in other cultures.

Honor killings are a justified response to protect family honor, regardless of cultural context.

It can lead to the acceptance of harmful or unethical practices.

It can hinder efforts to promote human rights and social justice.

It can make it difficult to communicate and collaborate across cultures.

All of the above.

By promoting tolerance and understanding among different cultures.

By encouraging cultural assimilation and the adoption of dominant cultural norms.

By imposing universal moral standards on all cultures.

By condemning cultural practices that differ from one's own.

Cultural relativism is a form of cultural imperialism.

Cultural relativism is the opposite of cultural imperialism.

Cultural relativism and cultural imperialism are unrelated concepts.

Cultural relativism can be used to justify cultural imperialism.

By prioritizing cultural practices over human rights.

By disregarding cultural practices that conflict with human rights.

By finding a balance between respecting cultural diversity and upholding human rights.

By abolishing cultural practices that violate human rights.

A Western anthropologist studying a remote tribe and attempting to understand their customs without judgment.

A government imposing its own laws and values on a conquered territory.

A religious group condemning the beliefs and practices of other religions.

A corporation exploiting workers in a developing country under the guise of cultural relativism.

It allows anthropologists to impose their own cultural values on the people they study.

It enables anthropologists to judge and condemn cultural practices that differ from their own.

It provides a framework for understanding and interpreting cultural practices within their own cultural context.

It encourages anthropologists to promote the superiority of their own culture over others.

By promoting the superiority of one's own culture over others.

By encouraging the adoption of dominant cultural norms.

By fostering tolerance and understanding of diverse cultural practices.

By imposing universal moral standards on all cultures.

It can lead to the acceptance of harmful or unethical practices.

It can hinder efforts to promote human rights and social justice.

It can make it difficult to communicate and collaborate across cultures.

All of the above.

By imposing one's own cultural values and practices on others.

By condemning cultural practices that differ from one's own.

By fostering tolerance, respect, and dialogue among different cultures.

By abolishing cultural practices that conflict with one's own beliefs.

Teaching students to judge and condemn cultural practices that differ from their own.

Promoting the superiority of one's own culture over others.

Fostering tolerance, understanding, and respect for diverse cultural practices.

Encouraging students to impose their own cultural values on others.

By promoting the eradication of cultural practices that differ from one's own.

By encouraging the adoption of dominant cultural norms.

By fostering appreciation and respect for diverse cultural practices and traditions.

By imposing universal moral standards on all cultures.

The difficulty in understanding and interpreting cultural practices from an outsider's perspective.

The potential conflict between cultural relativism and universal human rights.

The challenges in promoting tolerance and understanding among different cultures.

All of the above.