Compared to the United States, researchers typically find that conformity rates are higher in

A) Asia.
B) Scandinavia.
C) Australia.
D) Britain.

Research has consistently found that conformity rates are higher in collectivistic cultures, such as those found in Asia, where group harmony and social cohesion are highly valued. In contrast, individualistic cultures, such as those found in the United States, prioritize individual rights and freedoms, resulting in lower conformity rates. Scandinavia and Australia are also considered relatively individualistic cultures, while Britain falls somewhere in between individualistic and collectivistic.