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Why are cultural products often a better measure of cultural differences than comparing individuals from different cultures?

▸ Individuals usually don't consent to being studied, but products are always freely available.

▸ Individuals differ culturally but also differ in terms of genetics, traits, and idiosyncratic experiences.

▸ Cultural products represent individually crafted items, which reveal more about a person than traits or life experiences do.

▸ There are usually fewer cultural products than there are members of a culture, so a more focused comparison is available.

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