Why is it important to understand others' cultures? A. To prevent cultural change B. To encourage ethnocentrism C. To ensure assumptions D. To avoid cultural misunderstandings

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Why is it important to understand others' cultures?

A. To prevent cultural change
B. To encourage ethnocentrism
C. To ensure assumptions
D. To avoid cultural misunderstandings

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I'm going to go with D, to avoid cultural misunderstandings.

Prakash Murthy answered Dec 31, 2017

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