Cross-cultural comparisons that include the measurement of a variable (contextual factor) that assesses a cultural factor considered to produce the differences on the target variable being compared across cultures are called .

The correct answer is : Unpackaging Studies

Explanation:

It is one that has the purpose to identify the causes of differences across cultures. It considers and compares responses to some type of measure by individuals in two or more cultural groups.  This can happen because the cultural groups may differ in many interrelated ways according to the type of environment in which they live.

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