Azuma (2005) asserts that "traditional culture" no longer exists. Rather, he introduces a new concept that considers the interaction and influential forces that occur between cultures. He refers to this type of culture-one that goes beyond nationality, geography, class, and ethnicity-as:
A) ethnocentrism.
B) functional culture.
C) globalization.
D) pop culture.

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The Answer of Azuma (2005) asserts that "traditional culture" no longer exists. Rather, he introduces a new concept that considers the interaction and influential forces that occur between cultures. He refers to this type of culture-one that goes beyond nationality, geography, class, and ethnicity-as:
A) ethnocentrism.
B) functional culture.
C) globalization.
D) pop culture.

Azuma (2005) Asserts That "Traditional Culture" No Longer Exists