In their day-to-day lives, most people

A) have to consciously think about their cultural practices.
B) take the expectations of their culture for granted.
C) spend a lot of time questioning why they engage in certain behaviors.
D) ignore their own cultural traditions.

Most people grow up in and are socialized within a particular culture, which means that they internalize many of the cultural expectations and norms without necessarily thinking about them consciously. As a result, they may take those cultural practices for granted and not spend a lot of time questioning why they engage in certain behaviors. This is not to say that people never think about their cultural practices or question their own traditions, but it is not typically a constant, day-to-day process for most individuals.