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Language
Beliefs
Values
All of the above
Material culture
Nonmaterial culture
Ideological culture
Values
Culture shock
Culture within us
Culture lag
Culture pluralism
Cultural diffusion
Cultural leveling
Cultural relativism
Culture shock
Material culture
Culture shock
Cultural pluralism
Ethnocentrism
Are studied by anthropologists but not sociologists
Are universal
Always facilitate communication between people
Can lead to misunderstanding and embarrassment
Material culture
Nonmaterial culture
Sociobiology
Values
Sociobiology
The Davis-Moore theory
The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis
The language theory
Pluralism
Norms
Universals
Leveling
Values
Folkways
Mores
Taboo
Are essential to our core values and require conformity
Are norms that are not strictly enforced
State that a person should not try to pass you on the left side of the sidewalk
Are less important in contemporary societies
A folkway
A more
Neither a nor b
Option 4
Universal
More
Folkway
Taboo
Are a world within a world
Have values and related behaviors that set its members apart from the larger culture
Include ethnic groups
All of the above
A subculture
A counterculture
Not ethnocentric
A value cluster
Counterculture
Subculture
Cultural universal
Pluralistic group
Is made up of many different groups
Tends to discourage subcultures
Does not share core values
No longer exists in the world
A value, such as on that stresses group superiority, comes into direct conflict with other values, such as democracy and equality
Societies have very little social change
A series of interrelated values bind together to form a larger whole
None of the above
Success
Community
Democracy
Freedom
Education
Religiosity
Romantic love
Happiness
Leisure
Security
Physical fitness
Youthfulness
The elderly
Young children
The baby boomers
Treenagers
Cultural leveling
Cultural diffusion
Cultural war
The universality of culture
A value, norm, or other cultural trait that is found in every group
The ideal values and norms of a people and the goals held out for them
The norms and values that people follow when they know they are being watched
Not a sociological concept
Real culture
Normal culture
Ideal culture
None of the above
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