Question

Jane had very few friends in school until she joined Techno-buzz, a group for technology enthusiasts. She felt a sense of belongingness with the group and met other members with whom she shared many common interests. This is an example of belonging to a _____.a. collective cultureb. mainstream culturec. macrocultured. microculturee. global culture

Answer 1

Microculture

Step-by-step explanation:

Microculture is a term that refers to a group of people who can share many things, such as customs, preferences, religion, work, hobbies, among others. Jane is in a microculture because she has met a group of people who share her interests and so she feels included and comfortable because people understand her, participate in her and interact with her hobbies.

Microcultures give people a sense of belonging and happiness, as the characteristics of the individual who participates in a microculture is not only accepted, but shared and valued.