Question

Jay is giving a speech on Japan. While writing his speech, he is careful not to make any comments about their ideas and customs being "wrong," or about the Japanese culture being any less important than his own. Which multicultural analysis factor is Jay being mindful of?

Answer 1

Answer:

Ethnocentricity

Explanation:

Ethnocentrism is the concept where one person judges someone else's culture by looking at it through your own cultural perspective.

Here, Jay does not want to show that he is judging the Japanese culture through his own cultural perspective. He does not make distinctions of what is considered wrong in Japan versus what is considered wrong in his country.

Hence, Jay is being mindful of Ethnocentricity.