The beliefs of the dominant groups in society
A)are normative.
B)become more visible when those outside of the dominant group question them.
C)are not always recognized as values because they are so common in popular thinking.
D)All the above are correct.

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The beliefs of the dominant group in society are normative, meaning they are considered the norm or ideal way of thinking within that society. These beliefs may not always be recognized as values because they are so common in popular thinking. However, when someone outside of the dominant group questions them, they become more visible and can be examined more critically. This is why all of the above options are correct.

The Beliefs of the Dominant Groups in Society