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Under what condition does a value or belief fade away from a culture?
AWhen a law is passed that forbids people from holding it
BWhen the group that holds it moves to another country
CWhen a rival culture holds the opposite belief firmly
DWhen it no longer meets the needs of that society
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. When it no longer meets the needs of that society
1. Culture gives order to society by creating common expectations.
2. A value or belief stays part of the culture as long as it meets the needs of society.
3. Once it is no longer functional, the value or belief fades away.
4. The test is usefulness to society, not any outside pressure.
5. A ban, a migration or a rival belief may all exist while a functional value survives.
6. So none of those three is the condition under which a value disappears.
_Source: OpenStax Introduction to Business (CC BY 4.0), Ch 11 "Creating Products and Pricing Strategies to Meet Customers' Needs", section 11.4 Buyer Behavior_
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