A stable, social, universal phenomenon found in cross-cultural research (Smith & Bond, 1998) is:

A) food gathering as a male chore.
B) obedience to authority.
C) food processing as a female chore.
D) child rearing as a female chore.

Obedience To Authority

Refers to the act of obeying orders from an authority figure, even when one might personally disagree with the orders.

Cross-Cultural Research

Involves the study of behaviors, norms, and social patterns across different cultures to identify universalities and differences.

Food Gathering

A method of obtaining food by hunting, fishing, or foraging rather than farming or animal husbandry.