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Q Instructions: Read Witt-Chapter 3 and answer the following questions. A) What is Culture? B) Explain the elements of culture (see pages 51-60)? C) How do these elements affect our relationships with others? D) Which element seems most valued in U.S. society? Explain? Use separate paragraphs for each question... https://canvas.pasadena.edu/courses/1114094/files/69033903/download?wrap=1 A) What is Culture? B) Explain the elements of culture? C) How do these elements affect our relationships with others? D) Which element seems most valued in U.S. society? Explain?

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