When a Group Has a Distinctive Way of Looking at Life

question 76

Multiple Choice

When a group has a distinctive way of looking at life, but at the same time their values and norms reflect the dominant culture of their society, the group would be considered a[n]:

• A) underground culture.
• B) counterculture.
• C) subdominant culture.
• D) superculture.
• E) subculture.

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