Culture exists simultaneously on three levels:
A) Basic assumptions, artifacts, faith
B) Basic assumptions, values, artifacts
C) Geography, values, artifacts
D) Basic assumptions, values, social principles

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The three levels of culture according to Edgar Schein include basic assumptions (shared beliefs that are so ingrained that they are often unconscious), values (shared beliefs about what is important or desirable), and artifacts (visible and tangible elements of culture, such as technology or physical spaces). While geography and faith can both play a role in culture, they are not typically considered one of the core levels of culture. Similarly, social principles may be reflected in a culture's values or basic assumptions, but they are not typically considered a separate level of culture.

Culture Exists Simultaneously on Three Levels