We are MOST likely to commit ethnocentrism when the "real" nature of the situation
A) is difficult to understand.
B) directly affects us.
C) seems very obvious.
D) does not involve us.

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Ethnocentrism is the act of judging another culture based on the standards of one's own culture, especially with the belief that one's own culture is superior. This is most likely to occur when the nature of a situation seems very obvious to us, as we naturally apply our own cultural norms and values to understand and evaluate it, often without considering the cultural context of the other party involved.

We Are MOST Likely to Commit Ethnocentrism When the "Real