Scripts Are Often Culture-Specific.This Means That

question 14

Multiple Choice

Scripts are often culture-specific.This means that

• A) there is a great deal of agreement about the order of events across cultures.
• B) the more experience one has with a particular behavior, the more successfully one can execute the relevant script.
• C) the more general the script is, the greater cross-cultural consistency it has.
• D) the same behaviors may be perceived very differently in different cultures.

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