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

d. microculture

Step-by-step explanation:

Microculture is a group of people with the same characteristics, rituals and slang, in other words, a microculture is a subgroup where people share the same customs, interests, cultures and other characteristics in common. When Jane joined Techno-buzz she was able to maintain friendships and feel that she belonged to that group, because as she shared many common characteristics with other Techno-buzz members she established a microculture where she feels welcomed and included.