The Description of a Pantraditional Orientation Within American Indian Populations

The description of a pantraditional orientation within American Indian populations is best described as:

A) The individual is relatively comfortable and conversant in both sets of cultural values.
B) The individual is not fully connected with either traditional Indian culture or mainstream society.
C) The individual thinks in the native tongue and practices traditional tribal customs and tribal worship methods.
D) The individual is fully connected with a third culture, a culture that is neither his or her original cultural nor the dominant culture.
E) The individual has been exposed to and perhaps has adopted mainstream values but has made an intentional effort to return to traditional values.