Question

What is cultural bias?

Answer 1

Answer:

When one thinks his or her culture is more important or better than another culture.

Explanation:

For example, if a Native American says his or her cultures dances are better than a white or black culture dance.

Answer 2

Cultural bias is the big thing/the important event of understanding/explaining and judging (important events or patterns of things) by standards built-in to one's own culture. The big thing/the important event is sometimes carefully thought about/believed a problem central to social and human sciences, such as money flow/money-based studies, (the study of thinking and behavior), (the study of people), and (the study of how people act towards each other).