If someone looks at a person's family background and connections, that person is oriented toward what type of culture?
A) Ascription
B) Achievement
C) Diffuse
D) Affective

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Ascription culture values a person's status based on their family background, social connections, and other innate characteristics such as age, gender, and ethnicity. This is in contrast to achievement culture, which values a person's accomplishments and individual merit. Diffuse and affective cultures are not directly related to this aspect of evaluating an individual's status or worth.

If Someone Looks at a Person's Family Background and Connections