Culture and culture change

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What is the process of learning one’s culture called?

Enculturation.

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What is the integration into a society or group referred to as?

Socialization.

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Name three agents of enculturation.

Family, school, and media.

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What is cultural relativism?

Analyzing cultures with reference to their own histories and values.

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Define ethnocentrism.

Judging other cultures based on one’s own culture.

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What are the basic functions of culture?

Feed, clothe, shelter, determine rights and responsibilities, give meaning, live peaceably.

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What does the term 'society' refer to?

A people who depend on one another, share territory, history, and culture.

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How is culture defined?

The way of life of a society.

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What includes material culture or artifacts, values, attitudes, and beliefs?

Elements of culture.

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What are the characteristics of culture?

Learned, shared, adaptive, and always changing.

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List some bases for belonging and differentiation.

Race, age, language, nationality, socio-economic status.

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What is the fastest changing social institution?

Weapons technology.

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What is a 'tribal or ethnic group'?

A social category based on shared cultural characteristics, ancestry, and heritage.

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What are some content areas of cultural learning?

Social axioms, customs, traditions, values, and beliefs.

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Name a type of untruth associated with cultural learning.

Lies, hoaxes, urban legends, and conspiracy theories.

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What does it mean for culture to be adaptive?

It changes in response to the physical environment, other societies, and history.