According to Cohen, Nisbett, Bowdle, and Schwartz (1996) , the American South has a culture that involves elaborate displays of mutual respect. This idea is called the

A) culture of obligation.
B) culture of honor.
C) ritualistic respect.
D) customs of obligation.

Culture of Honor

A social concept where respect, pride, and reputation become powerful motivating forces, often resulting in aggressive responses to perceived insults or threats.

Mutual Respect

The recognition and appreciation of the dignity and worth of another person or group, often resulting in positive social or working relationships.

Ritualistic Respect

The expression of reverence or honor through established, ceremonious practices within a cultural or religious context.