If you were reared in U.S. society, more than likely you think that eating frog legs is okay; eating ants or flies is disgusting; and eating cod sperm, maggot cheese, monkey brains, and cats and dogs is downright repugnant. How would you apply the concepts of ethnocentrism and cultural relativism to your perceptions of these customs?

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A: Symbolic Interaction works on the principle of defining as the focal point of human behavior.

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A: Structural functionalism looks at society through a macro-level orientation or a adopts a broad focu...

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Q: what is working class.?

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