If a group of teenagers has distinctive dress, beliefs, ideas, and language that separate them from others in a society, which of the following do they belong to?

A) a rationalization group
B) a subculture
C) a counterculture
D) a mini-culture

Subculture

A segment of the wider society that holds distinct opinions or practices diverging from the majority's cultural standards.

Rationalization

The process of replacing traditional and emotional thought patterns with more goal-oriented, efficient, and logical ones, often associated with the development of bureaucracies and industrialization.

Counterculture

A social group whose values, beliefs, and lifestyle are in opposition to those of the main culture prevailing in a society.