________________________________________________________________________________. Generally, we do not consider all of the rules around our behavior. In Canada, we may simply say, "Hello!" and ask, "How was your weekend?" or some other trivial question meant to be a friendly greeting. Rarely do we physically embrace or even touch the individual. In fact, doing so may create an uncomfortable situation since we have fairly rigid rules about personal space. However, we all adhere to various rules and standards that are created and maintained in culture. These rules and expectations have meaning, and there are ways in which you may violate them. Consider what would happen if you stopped and informed everyone who said, "Hi, how are you?" exactly how you were doing that day, and in great detail. You would more than likely violate the rules of Canadian culture, and specifically, greetings. Perhaps in a different culture, the question would be more literal, and it may require a response. If you are having coffee with a good friend, perhaps that question warrants a more detailed response. These examples are all aspects of culture, which is shared beliefs, values, and practices, that participants must learn. These rules are created and enforced by people who interact and share culture. Which of the following sentences would be the best opening (first sentence) for this paragraph?