The belief that culture issues of culturally different group members are not significantly different from those of dominant group members is called the __________ approach.
A) normalized
B) humanistic
C) color-blind
D) emic

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The color-blind approach is the belief that cultural differences do not matter and that everyone should be treated as equals. It assumes that all individuals have the same experiences and opportunities regardless of their cultural background, and therefore cultural issues are not significant.

The Belief That Culture Issues of Culturally Different Group Members