Societies May Differ from Each Other in Many Ways, but It

question 12

Multiple Choice

Societies may differ from each other in many ways, but it is important to recognize that

• A) there are still regional and subcultural differences within any large society.
• B) people living within the same society tend to think and behave similarly.
• C) there are few individual differences within a society.
• D) broad generalizations about psychological differences between societies rarely are supported by research findings.

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