North Americans are taught to avoid bugs because they bite and sting people. As a result, when people from North America visit foreign countries where bugs are considered a delicious treat, they are unlikely to eat them because of their
A) politics and religion.
B) habits and values.
C) morals and generation.
D) culture and race.

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Habits and values influence people's willingness to eat bugs, as they are shaped by cultural teachings and personal experiences, such as being taught to avoid bugs for safety reasons.

North Americans Are Taught to Avoid Bugs Because They Bite