According to the text, the drive for consistency is ____. ​

A) likely to be rooted in our biological nature
B) likely to involve the conscious mind only (and not the unconscious mind) ​
C) far more prevalent in collectivistic cultures than in individualistic cultures ​
D) far more prevalent in individualistic cultures than in collectivistic cultures ​

The drive for consistency is likely rooted in our biological nature, as it helps in organizing our thoughts and actions, making our behavior more predictable and understandable both to ourselves and to others. This drive is fundamental and not limited to conscious processes; it also involves the unconscious mind, making option B incorrect. Additionally, the text does not specify that this drive is more prevalent in one type of culture over another, making options C and D incorrect.