Meegan is taking a course at a university in New Delhi, India as a part of a student exchange program. She is having difficulty accepting many of the local customs including the status of bovines and the apparent lack of respect women receive. Meegan is making a sincere effort, however, to understand the Indian customs and to place this behavior within a broader social context. In view of this, Meegan is engaging . Question 9 options:

A. the sociological perspective

Explanation:

Analyzing the information in the question, it is correct to say that Meegan is involving the sociological perspective in her view.

This means that she is looking to analyze the customs and behavior of the Indian people from a perspective different from her own perspective, that is, she is trying to understand the influence of the social environment in this culture.

According to the sociological perspective, the social origins of a people will affect their standards of behavior, values, attitudes and lifestyle of a people, so when looking at the customs of Indian society from this perspective it is easier for Meegan to understand that in the world there is a cultural diversity that differs according to the social context and therefore must be respected.

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