Problem: Kalyani has taken several anthropology and history classes that emphasized challenges in governing in an era where many people cannot read, rarely have direct experience of how life differs even one or two towns over, and communication systems are slow and somewhat unreliable. Although she votes in every election, and is passionate about protecting democratic rights, in her political science class, Kalyani argues that there may be times and places where monarchies and dictatorships are better for people than democracies. Which of the following terms best describes the reasoning Kalyani is using? a. the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis b. cultural relativism c. high culture d. elite discourses