Cultural paradoxes represent
A)Cases where situations in reality seem to contradict cultural prescriptions.
B)The assumption that all people within a culture behave, feel and act the same.
C)The belief that a person's culture is superior.
D)The belief that one's culture is inferior.

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Cultural paradoxes refer to situations where actual behavior or circumstances seem to contradict the values or expectations of a particular culture. These contradictions can create confusion or tension for individuals who may struggle to reconcile their own beliefs and behaviors with those of their culture or society. Option A best captures this idea. Options B, C, and D are not accurate descriptions of cultural paradoxes.

Cultural Paradoxes Represent