What is the tendency called ethnocentrism

A)  focusing on one's own needs as opposed to what is best for the group 
B)  evaluating people in one's own group as superior to others 
C)  modelling the attitudes of members of one's immediate family 
D)  identifying with members of a popular outgroup

Ethnocentrism is the tendency to view one's own cultural or ethnic group as superior to others. This can lead to a bias in evaluating other cultures and can result in discrimination or prejudice towards people from other cultures. Option A is the opposite of ethnocentrism, as it suggests a focus on the group rather than the self. Option C is not related to ethnocentrism, as it describes the modelling of family attitudes rather than cultural biases. Option D is not consistent with ethnocentrism, as it suggests identifying with a popular outgroup rather than viewing one's own group as superior.