Question

Mr. Ludsberg uses exercises and activities in his class to improve his students' understanding of how people from different ethnic groups think. He wants his students to "step into the shoes" of students who are culturally different from them. He also has his students read books depicting characters that are of a different culture than their own. This is an example of:

Answer 1

This is an example of; Perspective taking.

Perspective-taking is an active cognitive process of imagining or understanding a situation from a different point of view, such as that of another person. Perspective-taking is important to human development and it is associated with other theories such as the theory of mind and empathy.