Recall the cross-cultural conformity research conducted by J. W. Berry (1967) and others. Based on this research, who would be LEAST likely to conform to other group members' opinions?
a. a member of an Inuit fishing society
b. a member of an African farming society
c. a member of a Norwegian community
d. a member of an African cattle-raising society
Answer: A
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