Religious and ethnic diversity are most likely to be appreciated in a culture characterized by

A) gender schemas.
B) individualism.
C) gender typing.
D) collectivism.

Individualism promotes the idea that each person is unique and has their own values, beliefs, and behaviors. As a result, it is more likely to be accepting and appreciative of different religions and ethnic backgrounds. Collectivism, on the other hand, emphasizes group cohesion and conformity, which can lead to a more homogeneous culture where differences may not be as celebrated. Gender schemas and gender typing are related to perceptions of gender roles and do not necessarily relate to acceptance of religious and ethnic diversity.