Answer:
This is important to avoid cultural confusion, disrespect and intolerance.
Explanation:
It is important that, within an institution, all people identify the appropriate ways to refer to cultural groups, in addition to identifying sensitive points and sensitive issues of each culture. This allows all members of the institution to establish a healthy and tolerant environment, where no culture is disrespected and where all members feel comfortable regardless of the culture to which they belong. This comfort allows the institution to work more efficiently and have highly positive returns.
Answer:
Historical
Explanation:
The word "squaw" has been used in the past to refer to Native American women in a perjorative way. Today this word, though little used, refers to an extremely wrong, disrespectful, chauvinistic, misogynist term and not appropriate for the evolved thinking we should have in this century. This word should not be used to honor anything, much less a city. Because of its perjorative content, Jossette believes that renaming Arizona as "Squaw Peak" to honor a Native American woman who died in Iraq is necessary to help settle a historic conflict. Moreover it is a very inappropriate tribute.
Answer: deferred imitation
Explanation: Deferred imitation is a term in psychology used to describe behaviors which are earlier learnt but later transmitted or displayed. deferred imitation is vital to the transfer of culture, most children or infants who observed their parent act in certain way in certain circumstance later in life starts to act in the same or similar ways. deferred psychology is vital to the training and knowledge of children, children often have a high cognitive competence as they are able to learn and store information fast.
