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When a psychologist describes a developing culture as “primitive,” what bias are they displaying?
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The answer is b ethnocentrism
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They're displaying that all people with a developing culture are less intelligent.
That is a really false. Some people choose to follow a certain culture out of Respect, it has nothing to do with being less advanced
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