New religious movements (NRMs) are characterized by a combination of elements of beliefs and cults of other religions. Select one answer: Faithfully Incorrectly

The correct answer is: Incorrectly.New religious movements (NRMs) are not characterized by a combination of elements of beliefs and cults of other religions. NRMs are independent religious, ethical, or spiritual movements that have recently appeared and are often seen as a reaction to the religious, social, and cultural changes of the time. They may incorporate elements from various religious traditions, but they are distinct from established religions and are not simply a combination of beliefs and cults of other religions.