Which term describes when there is cultural integration?

• A. Cultural Relativism
• B. Cultural Changes
• C. Ethnocentrism
• D. Xenocentrism

Answer: (B)

This item centers on how cultures blend and adapt when they come into contact. Cultural integration is about different groups sharing, merging, and adopting elements from one another, which shows up as changes in practices, norms, and institutions across the society. That makes the term for cultural changes the best fit, because it denotes the dynamic process by which cultures become more connected and interconnected.

Understanding the others helps reinforce why this is right: cultural relativism is the principle of evaluating beliefs and practices within their own cultural context rather than judging them by another standard; ethnocentrism is judging other cultures against one’s own, which can impede integration; xenocentrism is valuing foreign cultures over one’s own, which isn’t describing the process of cultures merging but rather a preference.