Which of the following is a difference between enculturation and acculturation?
A) Enculturation occurs when a person learns to identify with a particular culture and a culture's thinking, way of relating, and worldview, whereas acculturation occurs when a person learns, adapts to, and adopts the appropriate behaviors and rules of a host culture.
B) Enculturation refers to the understanding among people who are committed to coexisting, whereas acculturation refers to conflicts over cultural expectations and experiences.
C) Enculturation is a belief that all societies, regardless of size, are connected in some way, whereas acculturation considers each society as a separate entity, unique and special in its own way.
D) Enculturation is a practice in which a nation does all its work through the understanding of its own culture and by using methods directly derived from its cultural identity, whereas acculturation is a practice in which a nation sends work and workers to a different country because doing so is cost-efficient.
E) Enculturation offers information regarding the value differences in a particular culture, while acculturation indicates how tolerant (or intolerant) a culture is of uncertainty and change.
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