Question

People who consider themselves part of a counterculture generally

Answer 1

Reject a society's commonly held beliefs and values.

Answer: Option C.

Explanation:

People who are a part of the common culture think of themselves as separate from the rest of the people of the society. They do not accept the beliefs and the values which are normally held by the rest of the people of the society.

The people who consider themselves as a part of the common culture do not have conventional appearances. They have unconventional appearances and the things which are very common in these types of people are drugs, music, sexual liberation. Communitarian experiments are also a common part of this group.