When they observe Girls' Generation and other K-pop groups, sociologists note the value Korean's place on the group because
A)there are two lead singers.
B)individual personalities stand out.
C)there is no lead singer.
D)the members dress distinctly but in same color clothes.

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In K-pop groups like Girls' Generation, the absence of a designated lead singer emphasizes the collective over individual achievement, reflecting the value placed on group harmony and cohesion in Korean culture.

When They Observe Girls' Generation and Other K-Pop Groups, Sociologists