Nisbett theorized that herders learn to be hyperalert to any threatening act (real or perceived) and to respond immediately with force. This emphasis on aggressiveness and vigilance fosters what he termed:
A) a culture of honor
B) a culture of cowboys
C) agricultural backlash
D) machismo

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Nisbett's theory suggests that herding cultures, which emphasize vigilance and aggressiveness, foster a culture of honor where individuals are quick to respond to perceived threats with force in order to protect their reputation and status. This culture tends to value traits like bravery, toughness, and loyalty, and may be more prevalent in rural or traditional societies.

Nisbett Theorized That Herders Learn to Be Hyperalert to Any