One consequence of socialization is that it makes people bearers of culture. What does this mean about the relationship between socialization and culture?

A) Socialization is passed on through genes, but culture is not.
B) Socialization makes little difference in people's lives; only culture does.
C) Socialization creates the tendency to act in socially unacceptable ways and is detrimental to culture.
D) Socialization creates culture and is also created by culture.

Socialization and culture are interdependent and mutually influential. Socialization creates culture as individuals learn and adopt the beliefs, values, and behaviors of their society, while culture shapes socialization by providing the norms and expectations for social behavior. As a result, individuals become bearers of culture through the process of socialization. Option A is incorrect because socialization is a learned process influenced by the environment, not passed on through genes. Option B is incorrect because socialization is a critical process that shapes individuals' attitudes, behaviors, and interactions within society. Option C is incorrect because socialization prepares individuals to act according to socially acceptable norms and values, which reinforces culture rather than harming it.