After the meeting, Steve and Donald decided to get a coffee before retiring for the evening.

Steve said, $$Do you really think we need a group manager? There are only four of us$,$ and the workload doesn$$t seem that bad.$$

$$You haven$$t been around people from other cultures much, have you?$$ Donald replied.

$$No$,"$ Steve admitted. $"$In the town I grew up in$,$ everyone was pretty much the same. But what does that have to do with anything?$$

$$Well$,"$ Donald explained, "you have to remember that culture is really significant for people, and not all cultures have the same values."

Steve said, $$Well$,$ I get that people have different languages, foods, and things like that. But values? I think we're all pretty much the same.$$

Donald shook his head. $$It$$s way deeper. If you come from a place where everything is planned and scheduled, you$$re going to be uncomfortable with $$playing it by ear.$$ People from different cultures live in slightly different universes. We all think the world is a little different based on how we were raised.$$

Donald is explaining the concept of a cultural worldview to Steve. Select the true statement about cultural worldview.

A cultural worldview is usually only represented by the elite members of a society.

All people from a given culture will express their culture's worldview in the same way and to the same degree.

A cultural worldview is a set of assumptions and expectations commonly held by members of a culture.

Differences in cultural worldview rarely cause conflict.

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