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Revision as of 02:27, 24 June 2020
Cultural attitude is one's attitude that someone has toward own and other cultures.
Distinctive attitudes
Ethnocentrism
- Main wikipage: Ethnocentric attitude
- Ethnocentric attitude (ethnocentrism) is the parochial belief that the best work approaches and practices are those of the home country. This attitude can be defined as ingroup favorism at the ethnicity scale.
Polycentrism
- Main wikipage: Polycentric attitude
- Polycentric attitude (polycentrism) is the attitude that cultures have reached their maturities and each of them serves best those who live in it.
Geocentrism
- Main wikipage: Geocentric attitude
- Geocentric attitude (geocentrism) is an attitude of openness towards other cultures.
