3. Lower class culture is an example of : (1) Counter culture (2) Control culture ) (3) Sub-culture (4) Dominant culture

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Lower class culture is an example of : control culture

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Option 2) Control culture is the correct option Lower class culture is an example of control culture.

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Lower-class cultures are formed when the biosocial forces interacted together and affect human societies.
According to the lower class cultural theory, the individuals that belong to the lower-cultural class seem to believe and follow the notion that they do not control their destiny or fate, instead, their lives are determined by forces out of their control.
Control culture is the culture in which the role of the individual is to abide by the supervisor or specific rules, regulations, and values that are being followed in that particular culture and govern the behavior or attitude of the individual.
The values can be religious, superstitious, or cultural norms that may not be materialistic but plays an important role in that culture.