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Importance of ethnocentrism to change agents

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Answered by arifphysicist
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Explanation:We repurpose an agent-based model of ethnocentrism to show how violence affects people’s willingness to cooperate with members of other groups. We account for extra benefits that arise from interacting with a member of the same culture (‘cultural boosts’) and for mutual gains from cooperative activities (‘public goods’). In environments where one person gains at another’s expense, violence decreases ethnocentrism. However, violence increases ethnocentric behavior when cooperation produces shared benefits. These results point to new empirical questions and contribute to policy discussions regarding the use and reduction of violence.

Answered by harshittiwari0708
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Explanation:Cultural Ethnocentrism

This will help to relieve any feeling of a party being estranged during the process. A wise change agent should also be aware of the language used in presenting a change so that it may avoid words and phrases that promote a certain identity.

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