Question

the origin that make us human can be explained using biology (__) or by looking at society and our personal experiences () options unclear. question 6: __ the process of learning new and different sets of attitudes, values, and behaviors from those in one’s traditional background and/or previous experiences. options: socialization, resocialization, desocialization, (another option). question 7: partial text.

Explanation:

Question 6

The question is about the process of learning new attitudes, values, and behaviors different from one's traditional background. "Acculturation" is the process of cultural change when individuals from one culture adopt elements of another, which matches this description. "Socialization" is more about learning norms of one's own society, "Deculturation" is losing one's original culture (not just learning new), and "Enculturation" is learning one's own culture. So the correct term is Acculturation.

Answer:

Acculturation (the option corresponding to "Acculturation" among the choices, assuming the options are labeled with this as one of them, e.g., if the options are as in the image, the one with "Acculturation" text)

(For the first part about "The ORIGIN that make us human...", but the options are a bit unclear. Assuming the first blank is about biological explanation and the second about social/cultural. But since the main clear question is Question 6, and the first part's options are "nature/nurture", "nurture/nature", "socialization/instinct" – the origin of human traits: biology is "nature" (instinct/biological factors), society/personal experiences is "nurture" (environmental/social factors). So the first blank (biology) would be "nature", second (society/experiences) "nurture", so the option with "nature/nurture" if that's an option. But since the main focused question here is Question 6, and the first part is a bit fragmented, the key answer for the clear Question 6 is as above.)