Parents in Westernized cultures are more likely than parents in Asian cultures to encourage children to value:
Correct answer: B. nonconformity
- A. ending friendships
- B. nonconformity
- C. cultural traditions
- D. norms
Explanation
Westernized child-rearing more often stresses independence, individuality, and nonconformity, whereas many Asian cultures place greater emphasis on group harmony and conformity to social expectations. Cultural traditions and norms are not exclusive to either setting.
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