The iceberg model of culture implies that it is very difficult to understand a culture thoroughly.
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- The analogy of “culture is like an iceberg” implies that . A: culture can be felt B: culture consists of visible and invisible factors C: the underlying part of culture is not as important as the upper part D: the visible part of culture is always unreliable
- The iceberg model of culture is developed by American anthropologist Edward T. Hall.
- Which of the following elements of a culture would be part of the top, visible portion of the iceberg in this model?
- According to Edward T。 Hall， culture is like an iceberg， 10 percent of which is to observe， understand and repeat。（ ）
- When we compare culture to an iceberg, we say most of components of culture are hidden under the water. （ ）