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Identify and explain two reasons why a society might oppose the adoption of popular culture

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Two reasons can be as follow:

1) Desire to protect folk culture. People have an innate desire to protect and carry on their folk culture and adoption of new culture may interfere with that vision.
2) Fear of change or outside influences. People might have a fear that the outside culture will influence them in many undesirable ways which can prevent the adoption.

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