To promote tourism and economic development.

To revive and reclaim cultural practices and traditions.

To showcase cultural diversity for entertainment purposes.

To generate revenue for cultural organizations.

By promoting cultural assimilation and homogenization.

By encouraging the abandonment of traditional cultural practices.

By providing a platform for cultural expression and continuity.

By suppressing cultural diversity and uniqueness.

Lack of funding and resources.

Resistance to change and modernization.

Disinterest among younger generations.

All of the above.

By incorporating elements of different cultures into a single performance.

By using dance as a tool for cultural appropriation.

By encouraging cultural isolation and segregation.

By promoting cultural dominance and superiority.

Dance serves as a medium for storytelling and conveying cultural narratives.

Dance is primarily a form of entertainment and has no educational value.

Dance is used to promote consumerism and materialism.

Dance is a tool for political propaganda and manipulation.

Dance movements can be used to represent words and phrases.

Dance can replace spoken language entirely.

Dance has no impact on language revitalization efforts.

Dance is used to promote linguistic assimilation and language loss.

Dance can facilitate healing and reconciliation by bringing communities together.

Dance is used to perpetuate conflicts and divisions between communities.

Dance has no role in cultural healing and reconciliation processes.

Dance is used to promote cultural superiority and dominance.

By providing a platform for marginalized voices to be heard.

By perpetuating stereotypes and discrimination against marginalized communities.

By promoting the assimilation of marginalized communities into dominant cultures.

By suppressing the cultural expressions of marginalized communities.

Dance celebrates and showcases the richness of cultural diversity.

Dance is used to promote cultural homogenization and uniformity.

Dance reinforces cultural stereotypes and prejudices.

Dance is used to suppress cultural expression and creativity.

Dance can generate revenue through performances, workshops, and cultural tourism.

Dance is a drain on resources and does not contribute to economic sustainability.

Dance is used to promote consumerism and materialism.

Dance is a tool for political propaganda and manipulation.

Dance provides a bridge between generations, promoting cultural continuity.

Dance is used to create divisions and conflicts between generations.

Dance has no impact on intergenerational connections and cultural continuity.

Dance is used to promote cultural assimilation and the abandonment of traditional practices.

Dance can be a powerful tool for advocacy and social change.

Dance is used to promote apathy and indifference towards social and environmental issues.

Dance has no impact on social and environmental issues.

Dance is used to suppress dissent and silence marginalized voices.

Dance attracts visitors and generates revenue for cultural heritage preservation.

Dance leads to the destruction and degradation of cultural heritage.

Dance has no impact on cultural tourism and cultural heritage preservation.

Dance is used to promote cultural homogenization and the loss of cultural distinctiveness.

Dance fosters a sense of cultural pride and self-esteem.

Dance promotes cultural self-loathing and inferiority.

Dance has no impact on cultural pride and self-esteem.

Dance is used to suppress cultural identity and self-expression.

Dance can bring conflicting communities together and promote peace and reconciliation.

Dance is used to perpetuate conflicts and divisions between communities.

Dance has no impact on peace and reconciliation efforts.

Dance is used to suppress dissent and silence marginalized voices.