A a worldview of a cultural group and its set of deeply held beliefs

B a historical heritage of a country

C a perception of a world in a different way

D museums, monuments, language, traditions

E the commonly held standards of what is acceptable, or unacceptable in one community

Embodied ethnocentrism

A Feeling comfortable and familiar in the spaces, behaviors, and actions of others in our own cultural surroundings.

B is judging another culture solely by the values and standards of one's own culture

C the process of learning society

D is refusing to accept another culture

E way of introducing own culture to another

117. who proposed that the language is not merely an “instrument for voicing ideas but itself shaper of ideas, the guides for individual’s mental activity.

A Edward Sapir and his student Benjamin Whorf

B Geert Hofstede

C Steven Pinker

D Lev Vigotsky

E N.Bernstein

Culture shock

A a relatively short-term feeling of disorientation and discomfort due to the lack of familiar cues in the environment

B an orientation towards one's own ethnic group -a tendency to elevate one's own culture above others culture

C a very quick adaptation to other culture

D a situation when someone attributes meaning to another person’s words or actions

E a relatively long-term feeling of orientation and comfort due to the excced of familiar cues in environment