In Bennett's model, what distinguishes the Denial stage?
Question and options
In Bennett's model, what distinguishes the Denial stage?
Assuming all differences are equally valuable
Actively defending one's culture against perceived threats
Changing one's behaviour too rapidly between cultural settings
Failing to recognise meaningful cultural differences
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - Failing to recognise meaningful cultural differences
In the Denial stage of Bennett's Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity, a person does not perceive cultural differences, or sees them only in vague, superficial terms. Recognising differences but treating them as a threat marks the next stage, Defense.
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