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Which conditions make new customs and practices more readily adopted in a society?
Which conditions make new customs and practices more readily adopted in a society?
- If they are viewed as socially desirable and useful (correct)
- If they are considered unnecessary for human survival
- If they clash with existing customs and practices
- If they are viewed as socially undesirable
What tends to produce or accelerate cultural changes?
What tends to produce or accelerate cultural changes?
- Stability and consistency
- Lack of contact with other cultures
- Crisis (correct)
- Resistance to change
Are all cultural changes equally important?
Are all cultural changes equally important?
- No, some cultural changes are more important than others (correct)
- No, cultural changes are not necessary for human survival
- Yes, cultural changes are only introduced to satisfy socially acquired needs
- Yes, all cultural changes are equally important
What happens when a change is incorporated into a culture and becomes defined as a 'social necessity'?
What happens when a change is incorporated into a culture and becomes defined as a 'social necessity'?
What happens during cultural contact?
What happens during cultural contact?
Socialization is
Socialization is
What is enculturation?
What is enculturation?
What does socialization prepare people for?
What does socialization prepare people for?
How do people learn enculturation?
How do people learn enculturation?
What do norms and values depend on?
What do norms and values depend on?
What is the importance of social experience for humans?
What is the importance of social experience for humans?
What is the role of enculturation in society?
What is the role of enculturation in society?
What are norms?
What are norms?
What are values?
What are values?
What is the difference between social values and individual values?
What is the difference between social values and individual values?
What do norms do to social relations?
What do norms do to social relations?
What is the relationship between norms and individual attitudes?
What is the relationship between norms and individual attitudes?
What is the definition of status?
What is the definition of status?
What is the difference between achieved status and ascribed status?
What is the difference between achieved status and ascribed status?
What is the relationship between status and role?
What is the relationship between status and role?
Which response to societal goals involves accepting the goal of success but rejecting the use of legitimate means for achieving that goal?
Which response to societal goals involves accepting the goal of success but rejecting the use of legitimate means for achieving that goal?
What does retreatism mean?
What does retreatism mean?
When people reject and attempt to change both the goal of success and the means approved by society, it is called:
When people reject and attempt to change both the goal of success and the means approved by society, it is called:
Which response to societal goals occurs when people deemphasize or reject the importance of socially accepted means of achieving success?
Which response to societal goals occurs when people deemphasize or reject the importance of socially accepted means of achieving success?
What does innovation involve?
What does innovation involve?
Which response to societal goals involves accepting the goal of success but rejecting the use of legitimate means for achieving that goal?
Which response to societal goals involves accepting the goal of success but rejecting the use of legitimate means for achieving that goal?
What does retreatism mean?
What does retreatism mean?
Which response to societal goals occurs when people deemphasize or reject the importance of socially accepted means of achieving success?
Which response to societal goals occurs when people deemphasize or reject the importance of socially accepted means of achieving success?
What does innovation involve?
What does innovation involve?
When people reject and attempt to change both the goal of success and the means approved by society, it is called:
When people reject and attempt to change both the goal of success and the means approved by society, it is called:
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