Nonmaterial culture, which includes values, beliefs, norms, and social practices, tends to be more resistant to change than material culture, which consists of physical objects and technology. This is because nonmaterial aspects of culture are deeply ingrained in society's way of thinking and behaving, making them more difficult to alter.

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Nonmaterial Culture

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Nonmaterial culture

A) is more resistant to change than material culture.
B) is less resistant to change than material culture.
C) changes at the same pace as material culture.
D) does not change once it has been created.

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