How to pronounce“ethnocentric”in English

At ethnocentric, difference is threatening.

So as the ethnocentric self, let's do it.

So as the ethnocentric self, I grew up in the desert of Utah, and I spent a lot of time in nature.

take the leap from uh egocentric to ethnocentric from from ethnocentric

happen is this is this leap from ethnocentric in terms of the the world predicament we're in is a leap from ethnocentric and Nation Centric and

baby right egocentric which I only I exist entric to ethnocentric

American so there so so it' be egocentric to ethnocentric to Mythos Centric Nation Centric finally to worldcentric and worldcentric

So what we're going to do in this round is I'm going to ask you to identify as the ethnocentric self.

So the sentence is, as the ethnocentric self, here's what I notice.

And why is it that 70% of the world's population seems to be at more of an ethnocentric level of development?

relationship to global warming for example and that simple fact is compelling many people to to uh to transcend ethnocentric differences and

Now this can be really tricky, because if the ego feels stressed, the ethnocentric self feels safe in my group, but your group can sometimes feel threatening to me.

So what were some values in the Midwest as your ethnocentric self?

As the ethnocentric self growing up in Canada, I would say we were nicer than you, but we would never say that.

So whereas the ego, there's self and other, at the ethnocentric level of development, what is there, very strongly?

In the same way the ego is too small, then all of a sudden, so is my ethnocentric identity.

One of the dilemmas of being world-centric is that when you try to speak world-centric language to people who are genuinely embedded at ethnocentric,

Okay, because once you understand why they vary, we could be less ethnocentric, and it can actually help us have frameworks to interpret lots of