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ssal

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Cultural constructions:
 
  a. are the multitude of ways in which people perceive and interpret their world.
  b. apply to only the natural world.
  c. are never taken for granted.
  d. are the same in all human groups.

Question 2

The American tendency to express preferences and opinions is part of their:
 
  a. roles
  b. cultural constructions
  c. values
  d. symbols



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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