Western countries can sometimes fall under the belief that aspects of their culture are superior to those in other countries. This fallacy is referred to as:
A)consumer ethnocentrism.
B)cultural ethnocentricity.
C)cultural commitment.
D)cross-cultural bias.

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Cultural ethnocentricity is the belief that one's own culture is superior to others. Consumer ethnocentrism is similar, but specifically applies to the belief that products made in one's own country are superior to those from other countries. Cultural commitment refers to a person's identification and attachment to their own culture, without implying any superiority over others. Cross-cultural bias refers to the tendency to evaluate other cultures based on one's own cultural values and beliefs.

Western Countries Can Sometimes Fall Under the Belief That Aspects