Question

question 31
how is culture transmitted and internalized?
values and beliefs are only taught in school.
we learn values and beliefs slowly and incrementally.
it is human nature to accept ones own culture as superior.
we are born with these values and beliefs.

Explanation:

Culture is not innate (so "We are born with these values and beliefs" is wrong). While schools play a role, values and beliefs are also learned from family, community, media etc. ("Values and beliefs are only taught in school" is wrong). The idea that one's own culture is superior (ethnocentrism) is a learned attitude, not inherent human nature. Culture is transmitted and internalized gradually through socialization - we learn values and beliefs slowly and incrementally as we grow up and interact with society.

Answer:

We learn values and beliefs slowly and incrementally.