When we think about culture in our lives and in research we often highlight the:
Correct answer: B. differences
- A. similarities
- B. differences
- C. parallels
- D. hierarchies
Explanation
Culture is often studied by comparing how beliefs, values, and behaviour differ across cultural groups. Similarities may also be examined, but cultural research commonly highlights differences to reveal the influence of social context.
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