Cultural conflict occurs when individuals or groups from different cultural backgrounds have differing beliefs, values, or practices. This can lead to misunderstandings, tension, or even hostility, as each side may struggle to accept the other's perspective. Examples of cultural conflict can be seen in areas such as religion, language, and social norms. These conflicts often arise in diverse societies where multiple cultures coexist. For instance, differing views on gender roles or family structures can create friction. Addressing cultural conflict typically requires open communication, education, and a willingness to understand and respect each other's differences.