What are two reasons the author compares O'Connell and Keenan in paragraph 7?
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to note that what makes one acceptable in any particular cultural context is
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to show that starkly opposing ideas across cultures can define what makes one
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to describe the process of learning from one's mistakes in conforming to a
different culture
to illustrate that the degree of cross-cultural struggle is proportionate to one's
ability to adapt