Three of the following statements about culture are true. Which one is false?
a. Some aspects of a culture are reflected in people's behaviors (e.g., eating habits, ceremonial rituals).
b. Some aspects of a culture are reflected in people's beliefs (e.g., religious views, priority placed on formal education).
c. A culture tends to remain constant and unchanging despite migration, technological advances, and other changes in society.
d. Two or more subcultures may coexist within a broader culture and society.
Question 2
After explaining what sines and cosines are, a high school math teacher shows students how they might use these concepts in constructing large buildings. Which one of the following principles does this scenario best illustrate?
a. Learners perform more effectively when they acquire the cognitive tools of their culture.
b. Shaping helps learners acquire complex behaviors gradually over time.
c. Environmental, behavioral, and personal variables reciprocally influence one another.
d. Learners of equal ability often co-construct their knowledge and understandings.
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