The concept that maintains that behavioural phenomena can be understood only within the context of the culture in which they occur relates to

Relativism holds that behaviour is understood only within its own cultural context.

It denies that a single universal yardstick fits every culture.

Absolutism assumes psychological phenomena are identical across all cultures.

Universalism accepts common basic processes shaped differently by each culture.

Objectivism stresses knowledge independent of the observer's viewpoint.

Cultural relativism guards against imposing one culture's standards on another.