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Match the following characteristics of culture:
Match the following characteristics of culture:
Cumulative = Building upon previous generations Established pattern of behavior = Norms and traditions in society Meaningful to human beings = Significance in human life Distinguishing factor = Separation from other groups
Match the types of non-material culture with their examples:
Match the types of non-material culture with their examples:
Ideas = Concepts and beliefs held by a society Behavior and gesture & habits = Patterns of actions and expressions Religion = System of faith and worship Language and Symbols = Means of communication and representation
Match the elements of culture with their definitions:
Match the elements of culture with their definitions:
Knowledge = Information perceived to be true Belief = Accepted perception of reality Social Norms = Established expectations of behavior Values = What is considered important or desirable
Match the types of material culture with their examples:
Match the types of material culture with their examples:
Match the concepts of social norms with their definitions:
Match the concepts of social norms with their definitions:
Match the definitions with the terms related to cultural perspectives:
Match the definitions with the terms related to cultural perspectives:
Match the aspects of culture with their definitions:
Match the aspects of culture with their definitions:
Match the cultural elements with their characteristics:
Match the cultural elements with their characteristics:
Match the cultural definitions to their explanations:
Match the cultural definitions to their explanations:
Match the cultural practices with their significance:
Match the cultural practices with their significance:
Match the cultural expressions with examples:
Match the cultural expressions with examples:
Match the cultural components with their typical contexts:
Match the cultural components with their typical contexts:
Match the aspects of culture with their functions:
Match the aspects of culture with their functions:
Match the common cultural elements with their influences:
Match the common cultural elements with their influences:
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Study Notes
What is Culture?
- Culture is a product of human interaction, shaping social behaviors and customs.
- Represents a complex social heritage, transmitted socially across generations.
- Provides patterns for fulfilling biological and social needs.
- Cultures distinguish between communities and establish norms for behavior.
- Culture is cumulative and meaningful to human societies.
Types of Culture
Non-material Culture
- Encompasses ideas, beliefs, behaviors, gestures, and habits.
- Includes religion, language, and symbols that convey meaning within a community.
Material Culture
- Consists of tangible items produced and used by a society.
- Involves technological tools, food, architectural structures, and fashion accessories.
Elements of Culture
- Knowledge: Any information perceived as true and valuable.
- Belief: Accepted realities forming the basis of community consensus.
- Reality: Existence of both material and non-material components of life.
- Social Norms: Expected behaviors based on societal requirements depending on context.
Cultural Concepts
- Folkways: Patterns of habitual behavior that become conventional in a society.
- Mores: Ethical standards and moral obligations that guide judgments of right and wrong.
- Values: Standards considered worthy or important within a culture.
- Technology: Application of knowledge in producing goods from raw materials.
Cultural Perspectives
- Ethnocentrism: The belief that one’s own culture is superior to others, often leading to bias.
- Cultural Relativism: Understanding and evaluating cultural practices within their own contexts without judgment.
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