Which definition correctly defines cultural trait?

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an expectation, often unwritten, of a member of a particular culture, which is widely accepted by the culture and either consciously or unconsciously approved by the culture
an expectation, often unwritten, of a member of a particular culture, which is widely accepted by the culture and either consciously or unconsciously approved by the culture - no response given

a location, unique from others
a location, unique from others - no response given

the shared beliefs, norms, and values of members of a group as distinct from those of other groups
the shared beliefs, norms, and values of members of a group as distinct from those of other groups - no response given

a single attribute that is a normalized practice of a culture such as herding cattle, wearing a burka, or practicing a certain religion

Answer 1

The definition that correctly defines a cultural trait is:

a single attribute that is a normalized practice of a culture such as herding cattle, wearing a burka, or practicing a certain religion.

Cultural traits refer to specific elements or practices that are characteristic of a particular culture.