What should be considered when seeking to understand the nature of ethics, values, and laws of those of other cultures?

A) Primary resources and principal products
B) How people view scheduled appointments
C) Generally accepted working hours
D) The idea that politeness is more important than factual honesty
E) Phrases, facial expressions, or hand gestures that might be considered rude

D
Explanation: D) When appraising the nature of ethics, values, and laws, one should determine if money or a gift might be expected, if people value competitiveness or cooperation, attitudes toward work and money, and whether politeness is more important than honesty.