A Key Difference Between Evoked Culture and Transmitted Culture Is

question 17

Multiple Choice

A key difference between evoked culture and transmitted culture is that

• A)the majority of cultural differences are evoked rather than transmitted.
• B)evoked culture is more likely found in nonliterate societies,whereas transmitted culture is more common in literate societies.
• C)evoked culture reflects more psychological differences,whereas transmitted culture reflects more behavioral differences.
• D)evoked culture spreads much quicker than transmitted culture.
• E)evoked culture is limited to a specific geographical setting,whereas transmitted culture can move across different ecologies.

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