Regarding the child-rearing practices of different cultures, which of the following statements is FALSE? a. Child-rearing practices in different cultures reflect different customs and belief systems. b. Many American child-rearing customs would be considered strange or inappropriate in other parts of the world. c. There is general agreement across cultures about which behaviors are considered "good" and "bad." d. Parenting can only be judged if we know what culture or ethnic community a child is preparing to enter.

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Chelsea Saunders

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12 February, 18:12

Regarding the child-rearing practices of different cultures, which of the following statements is FALSE? a. Child-rearing practices in different cultures reflect different customs and belief systems. b. Many American child-rearing customs would be considered strange or inappropriate in other parts of the world. c. There is general agreement across cultures about which behaviors are considered "good" and "bad." d. Parenting can only be judged if we know what culture or ethnic community a child is preparing to enter.

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Russell Larsen · Answer 1

The answer is: C. There is general agreement across cultures about which behaviors are good and bad.

It's the other way around. The general standard on what constituted as bad and good is really different across the cultures.

For example, in western societies, a child calling adults with their name is considered as acceptable. But, for a child who grow up in eastern Asian culture, that very same behavior is considered as 'bad behavior' by the people in that society.