judging all cultures and individuals in terms of your own cultural assumptions
cultural relativism
the view that behaviour, morals, standards and values cannot be judged problem properly unless they are viewed in the context of the culture in which they originate
Milgram's study was also replicated using Spanish students where 90% obeyed to the highest shock showing that results were specifically bound to American cultures
ethnocentrism
seeing things from the from the point of view of ourselves and our social group where we believe it is the inly 'normal' and 'correct' view
in attachment Ainsworth assumed all secure attachment was categorised by moderate separation and stranger anxiety in America
etic construct
involving analysis of cultural phenomena from the perspective of one who does not participate in the culture being studies