ethnocentrism SYLLABICATION: eth·no·cen·trism PRONUNCIATION: ETH no SEN trizm NOUN: 1. Belief in the superiority of one's own ethnic group. 2. Overriding concern with race. OTHER FORMS: ethno·centric (-trk) —ADJECTIVE ethno·centri·cal·ly —ADVERB ethno·cen·trici·ty (-sn-trs-t) —NOUN
Ethnocentric Attitude is a behavior which companies follows in order to go global which says that the people of parent company or of ones own ethnics are the best choice to run foreign operations. Simply giving preference to your own people than others.
An ethnocentric approach is where you judge another culture/ethnic group using the values and standards of your own culture/ethnic group. What might be considered right in one culture (such as circumcision of young children), might be considered wrong in another culture. Members of the latter culture might therefore, using an "ethnocentric approach", judge the moral view of the other culture as wrong in comparison with their own moral views.
Believes that the values and priorities of the parent organization should guide the strategic decision making of all its operations.
ethnocentric is an adj. so you can describe any object with it.it means, 'characterized by or based on the attitude that one's own group is superior'An example:Although Jimmy seemed to think that everyone was equal, he was secretly ethnocentric.
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Ethnocentric behavior is holding other cultures to the standard of their own culture. It is not clear that we are all inherently ethnocentric, we all have inherent points of view and the more limited that point of view the more likely one is to exhibit ethnocentric behavior.
May also be partiality, or partisanship
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Slavery in the united states. Ethnocentrism is where another culture believes in its superiority over another. The term ethnocentric was coined by William G Sumner.
Suspending one's ethnocentric judgments in order to understand and appreciate another culture
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