Until the 1960s, Many Sociologists Argued That Culture Was a "Reflection

Until the 1960s, many sociologists argued that culture was a "reflection" of society. However, what do many sociologists contend today about people's agency?

A) People accept culture as it is given to them.
B) People shape culture but typically only when they care about an issue.
C) People do not just accept culture passively.
D) Culture is nothing more than people's values.