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As a part of human culture, religion would be an example of:
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Subculture
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What is the term for beliefs, values, behavior, and material objects that, together, constitute a peoples' way of life?
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Culture
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What is the gist of the Sapir-Whorf thesis?
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People perceive the world through the cultural lens of language.
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Standards by which people who share culture define what is desirable, and beautiful are called:
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Values
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High Income nations tend to have cultural values that emphasize what?
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Self Expression and Individualism
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Industrializations brings what changes to societies?
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-Pushes aside traditional family values,-Makes the world seem smaller due to technological advancements like telephones and trains etc...,-Extends the human lifespan,-Weakens the human community,& causes jobs to become more specialized
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Cultural patterns that are widespread among a society's population are called:
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Popular Culture (Pop Culture)
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The perspective which recognizes the cultural diversity of the U.S., and promotes the self respect and equal standing of ALL cultural traditions is known as:
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Multiculturalism
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Cultural patterns that strongly oppose those widely accepted within a society are called:
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Counterculture
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Cultural Integration alerts us to the fact that:
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Cultures change and adapt due to their shifting needs.
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The practice of judging another culture on the standards of one's own is known as:
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Ethnocentrism
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The process of judging any other culture using its own standards is called:
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Cultural Relativism
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The theoretical approach that highlights the way any cultural pattern helps meet human needs is:
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The Sociobiological Approach.Darwins evolutional theories used to explain human sociological behavior.
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The lifelong social experience by which human beings develop their potential and learn culture is:
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Socialization
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A person's fairly consistant pattern of behavior is called:
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Personality
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