In broad terms, ethical multiculturalism is defined as the use of moral reasoning to apply the ethical principles of beneficence and respect for persons and communities in a culturally competent manner to research in various societies or cultures. Increasingly, as globalization expands in scale and scope, this concept comes in the play, helping us to interpret the idea of a multicultural society, cultural relativism, as well as the very notion multiculturalism. Given this profile, courtesy of the Indonesian Student Association for International Studies, ethical multiculturalism suggests which of the following statements are false. A) The thesis that ethical truths depend on the group holding him fundamentally endorses the principle of normativism. B) There are different cultural values in different places that influence behaviors, but ultimately the processes of globalization, giving the advocacy of multiculturalism, should encourage people everywhere to accept universal standards of behavior. C) It is not appropriate to inject or enforce one’s ethical values on another, or that a foreigner must adopt local values or morals whether or not they are consistent with the foreigner’s own home values and beliefs. D) “When in Rome, do as the Romans do” is an oft-quoted expression that dates to the fourth century It advises that in different environments, one must adapt to local customs out of respect for them.

Social Psychology (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134641287

Author:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers

Publisher:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers

Chapter1: Introducing Social Psychology

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In broad terms, ethical multiculturalism is defined as the use of moral reasoning to apply the ethical principles of beneficence and respect for persons and communities in a culturally competent manner to research in various societies or cultures.

Increasingly, as globalization expands in scale and scope, this concept comes in the play, helping us to interpret the idea of a multicultural society, cultural relativism, as well as the very notion multiculturalism.

Given this profile, courtesy of the Indonesian Student Association for International Studies, ethical multiculturalism suggests which of the following statements are false.

A) The thesis that ethical truths depend on the group holding him fundamentally endorses the principle of normativism.

B) There are different cultural values in different places that influence behaviors, but ultimately the processes of globalization, giving the advocacy of multiculturalism, should encourage people everywhere to accept universal standards of behavior.

C) It is not appropriate to inject or enforce one’s ethical values on another, or that a foreigner must adopt local values or morals whether or not they are consistent with the foreigner’s own home values and beliefs.

D) “When in Rome, do as the Romans do” is an oft-quoted expression that dates to the fourth century It advises that in different environments, one must adapt to local customs out of respect for them.