The saying "When in Rome,do as the Romans do" reflects a philosophy of _____.
A)ethical insensitivity
B)ethical elitism
C)ethical imperialism
D)ethical relativism

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The phrase encourages adapting to the customs and norms of the culture one is in, which is a central principle of ethical relativism. Ethical insensitivity and elitism are not reflective of this philosophy, and ethical imperialism refers to imposing one's own ethical standards onto another culture, which is contrary to "When in Rome, do as the Romans do".

The Saying "When in Rome,do as the Romans Do" Reflects