I need help in this Q(The "psychic unity of man" implies that)?

Question

a. regardless of their genes or physical appearance, people can learn any cultural tradition.

b. there are always changes in the process by which a child learns his or her culture.

c. culture is transmitted unconsciously.

d. people use their cultural system to make judgments, define their world, shape behavior, and shape their perceptions.

e. culture is genetically programmed.

Answer 1

A     yes

          

B     -can learn, deferred cultures.  or be adapted to a deferring      one

C    -no, transmit staring Early in life ,by the family,and surrounds with others.

D    not always,people can be inflow's by their own cultures as for example .Americans in conversation with other cultures, tern, conversation to foot Ball all times.

E   - culcture is lorn  by the  family and scools .Uou are not born,with it

Answer 2

A,B,C&D

Answer 3

The answer is A.

The psychic unity of humans implies that regardless of the cultural input you offer a newborn he/she will always be capable of understanding how to act as a full member of that society.

Precisely because we are one species, the psychic capacity of people is the same regardless of the society they are born in. Thus there are no inborn handicaps that prevent anyone from adapting to the culture they are raised in. Psychic unity OK?

Answer 4

There is no " psychic " unity of man, as we are one evolved species whose psychology generates culture in response to local conditions.

What are they teaching you social science scholars these days?