Nadin is Hindu and is a strict vegetarian. His group home supervisor helps him and his roommates make meals, but often they do not make a vegetarian option for Nadin. Sometimes Nadin refuses the foods the group home makes. This represents which area of cultural conflict?

Nadin is Hindu and is a strict vegetarian. His group home supervisor helps him and his roommates make meals, but often they do not make a vegetarian option for Nadin. Sometimes Nadin refuses the foods the group home makes. This represents which area of cultural conflict?

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