"Indigenization from Within and Indigenization from Without" Describes

Multiple Choice

"Indigenization from within and indigenization from without" describes

A) modifying existing, mostly Western theories of psychology, as well as developing new theories that are relevant to a specific geographical region.
B) the indigenization of one's native country (within) and the concurrent process of indigenization in a different country (without) .
C) the changing psychological views that Americans were recognizing as occurring in other countries.
D) indigenization based on the theories and research of native psychologists (within) as compared to theories and research of foreign psychologists residing in the same country.