When they observe girls' generation and other k-pop groups, sociologists note the value korean's place on the group because?

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Trace Cunningham

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11 January, 04:34

When they observe girls' generation and other k-pop groups, sociologists note the value korean's place on the group because?

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Alfredo Hammond · Answer 1

When they observe girls' generation and other k-pop groups, sociologists note the value korean place on the group because there is no lead singer. In addition, the number of members and the choreography of girls' generation and other K-pop groups reflect the value korean place on the group. Kyeong Kang experienced culture shock when he moved from korea to georgia at age 14 because he did not know english and he had to adjust to what seemed like a lack of respect for elders.