In the section on cross-cultural values, the textbook warns that:
A)the cross-cultural data presented are based on a very small sample (less than 10 people in each country studied).
B)the definitions of most values have changed over the past decade, so most cross-cultural information has little meaning anymore.
C)several cultures don't have any values, but this isn't mentioned in the literature.
D)diverse societies such as the United States have a wide range of values even though the information presented assumes that everyone in the country has similar values.
E)all of the above.

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The textbook warns that diverse societies, such as the United States, have a wide range of values even though the information presented assumes that everyone in the country has similar values. This indicates that the cross-cultural values data may not accurately reflect the values of every individual within a given culture. None of the other options presented provide accurate warnings about cross-cultural values.

In the Section on Cross-Cultural Values, the Textbook Warns That