Cultures should be judged by their own standards, not by the standards of other cultures.

All cultures are equally valid and should be respected.

There is no such thing as a superior or inferior culture.

All of the above.

Franz Boas

Margaret Mead

Ruth Benedict

All of the above

Cultural absolutism

Ethnocentrism

Cultural imperialism

All of the above

We should not judge other cultures by our own standards.

We should respect the beliefs and practices of other cultures, even if we do not agree with them.

We should be open to learning about and understanding other cultures.

All of the above

It can lead to moral relativism, the belief that there are no absolute moral standards.

It can make it difficult to condemn human rights abuses in other cultures.

It can prevent us from learning from other cultures.

All of the above

We can develop international human rights standards that apply to all cultures.

We can work to promote cultural understanding and cooperation.

We can support organizations that work to protect human rights in all cultures.

All of the above

Cultural relativism is the belief that all cultures are valid and should be understood on their own terms, while cultural universalism is the belief that there are certain universal values that are shared by all cultures.

Cultural relativism is the belief that there are no absolute moral standards, while cultural universalism is the belief that there are certain moral standards that are true for all cultures.

Cultural relativism is the belief that one's own culture is superior to all others, while cultural universalism is the belief that all cultures are equally valid.

None of the above

The increasing interconnectedness of the world makes it more difficult to avoid contact with other cultures.

The rise of social media has made it easier for people to share their cultural values with others.

The growing number of cultural conflicts makes it more difficult to find common ground between different cultures.

All of the above

We can support organizations that work to promote cultural understanding and cooperation.

We can learn about other cultures through books, movies, and travel.

We can interact with people from other cultures through social media and online forums.

All of the above

It helps anthropologists to understand cultures on their own terms.

It prevents anthropologists from making ethnocentric judgments about other cultures.

It allows anthropologists to compare different cultures and identify similarities and differences.

All of the above

Anthropologists must spend a long time living in the culture they are studying in order to understand it.

Anthropologists must learn the language of the culture they are studying.

Anthropologists must participate in the activities of the culture they are studying.

All of the above

Anthropologists may be tempted to make ethnocentric judgments about the culture they are studying.

Anthropologists may be tempted to exploit the people they are studying.

Anthropologists may be tempted to harm the environment of the culture they are studying.

All of the above

Anthropologists must be aware of their own cultural biases.

Anthropologists must learn about the history and context of the culture they are studying.

Anthropologists must spend a long time living in the culture they are studying.

All of the above

Anthropologists must obtain informed consent from the people they are studying.

Anthropologists must protect the privacy of the people they are studying.

Anthropologists must compensate the people they are studying for their time and participation.

All of the above

Anthropologists must be aware of the environmental impact of their research.

Anthropologists must take steps to minimize the environmental impact of their research.

Anthropologists must educate the people they are studying about the importance of environmental conservation.

All of the above