When crossing the street, which of the following actions are influenced by cultural components? Select all that apply.

When crossing the street, several actions can be influenced by cultural components, such as how people understand traffic rules, the importance of waiting for a signal, and even the way they interact with others while waiting. In some cultures, people may wait patiently for the pedestrian light to change, while in others, they might feel comfortable crossing whenever there is a gap in traffic. This reflects different attitudes toward safety and trust in drivers. For example, in a busy city where jaywalking is common, people might cross the street without waiting for a signal because it's part of the local culture. Thus, cultural components shape how we approach the simple act of crossing the street.