In the Section on Cross-Cultural Values, the Authors Warn That

Multiple Choice

In the section on cross-cultural values, the authors warn that

A) Canadians are slowly losing their value system as the country becomes increasingly diverse.
B) the cross-cultural data presented are based on a very small sample (less than 10 people in each country studied) .
C) the definitions of most values have changed over the past decade, so most cross-cultural information has little meaning anymore.
D) multicultural societies such as Canada have a wide range of values even though the information presented assumes that everyone in the country has similar values.
E) several cultures don't have any values.