The belief that culture has a significant influence on individual behavior and choices.

The belief that individuals have complete control over their own behavior and choices.

The belief that culture and individual agency are completely independent of each other.

The belief that culture and individual agency are equally important in shaping behavior and choices.

The belief that culture has a significant influence on individual behavior and choices.

The belief that individuals have complete control over their own behavior and choices.

The belief that culture and individual agency are completely independent of each other.

The belief that culture and individual agency are equally important in shaping behavior and choices.

Culture and individual agency are completely independent of each other.

Culture and individual agency are equally important in shaping behavior and choices.

Culture has a significant influence on individual agency, but individual agency can also shape culture.

Individual agency has a significant influence on culture, but culture can also shape individual agency.

A person from a collectivist culture is more likely to prioritize the needs of the group over their own individual needs.

A person from an individualistic culture is more likely to prioritize their own individual needs over the needs of the group.

A person from a culture that values education is more likely to pursue higher education.

A person from a culture that values family is more likely to have a strong sense of family loyalty.

A person from a collectivist culture decides to pursue a career that is not traditionally associated with their gender.

A person from an individualistic culture decides to volunteer their time to help others.

A person from a culture that values education decides to drop out of school.

A person from a culture that values family decides to move away from their family to pursue their own goals.

By promoting cultural diversity and encouraging individuals to embrace their own unique identities.

By suppressing cultural differences and encouraging individuals to conform to a single set of norms and values.

By ignoring culture altogether and focusing solely on individual agency.

By eliminating individual agency and focusing solely on culture.

Cultural norms and expectations can sometimes conflict with individual desires and aspirations.

Individuals may feel pressure to conform to cultural norms, even if they do not agree with them.

Cultural differences can lead to misunderstandings and conflict between individuals from different cultures.

All of the above.

To promote cultural diversity and encourage individuals to embrace their own unique identities.

To avoid conflict and misunderstandings between individuals from different cultures.

To allow individuals to express their individuality while also respecting and valuing the culture they are a part of.

All of the above.

Encourage open dialogue and communication between individuals from different cultures.

Promote cultural diversity and encourage individuals to embrace their own unique identities.

Educate individuals about the importance of respecting and valuing different cultures.

All of the above.

Increased cultural diversity and understanding.

Reduced conflict and misunderstandings between individuals from different cultures.

Greater individual freedom and expression.

All of the above.

Yes, culture and individual agency are completely independent of each other.

No, culture and individual agency are always intertwined.

It depends on the individual.

It depends on the culture.

A group of people decide to start a new tradition.

A group of people decide to change the way they celebrate a holiday.

A group of people decide to adopt a new language.

All of the above.

A person from a collectivist culture is more likely to prioritize the needs of the group over their own individual needs.

A person from an individualistic culture is more likely to prioritize their own individual needs over the needs of the group.

A person from a culture that values education is more likely to pursue higher education.

All of the above.

Yes, cultural determinism is a valid theory because it accurately explains how culture shapes individual behavior and choices.

No, cultural determinism is not a valid theory because it ignores the role of individual agency.

It depends on the culture.

It depends on the individual.

Yes, individual agency is a valid theory because it accurately explains how individuals have complete control over their own behavior and choices.

No, individual agency is not a valid theory because it ignores the role of culture.

It depends on the culture.

It depends on the individual.