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What is culture defined as?
What is culture defined as?
- A specific language spoken by a group of people
- A body of learned behaviors shared by individuals within a society (correct)
- A collection of genetic traits within a community
- A set of physical objects passed down through generations
Which of the following is an example of material culture?
Which of the following is an example of material culture?
- Norms
- Jewelries (correct)
- Folklores
- Attitudes
What do symbols in culture include?
What do symbols in culture include?
- Cultural values, norms, material objects
- Gestures, language, values, norms, sanctions (correct)
- Folkways, mores, attitudes, beliefs
- Folklife, norms, attitudes, languages
What is the function of language in culture?
What is the function of language in culture?
What term is used to describe something to which people attach meaning and use to communicate in culture?
What term is used to describe something to which people attach meaning and use to communicate in culture?
Which of the following is an element of culture?
Which of the following is an element of culture?
Which of the following represents the nonmaterial culture?
Which of the following represents the nonmaterial culture?
Which term refers to the socially accepted conventional standards of behavior and moral judgment within a culture?
Which term refers to the socially accepted conventional standards of behavior and moral judgment within a culture?
What type of culture includes items like jewelries, arts, weapons, and clothing?
What type of culture includes items like jewelries, arts, weapons, and clothing?
What cultural element encompasses social expectations, rules, and customs governing behavior?
What cultural element encompasses social expectations, rules, and customs governing behavior?
What term is used to describe a religious group that is highly bureaucratized and may have national and international headquarters directing local congregations?
What term is used to describe a religious group that is highly bureaucratized and may have national and international headquarters directing local congregations?
Which term refers to a new or different religion whose teachings and practices put it at odds with the dominant culture and religion?
Which term refers to a new or different religion whose teachings and practices put it at odds with the dominant culture and religion?
What are the three elements in defining religion as discussed in the text?
What are the three elements in defining religion as discussed in the text?
What term is used to describe a religious group larger than a cult, whose members still feel tension between their views and the prevailing beliefs and values of the broader society?
What term is used to describe a religious group larger than a cult, whose members still feel tension between their views and the prevailing beliefs and values of the broader society?
What does religion provide as a bridge that allows humans to approach the divine, the universal life force that encompasses and transcends the world?
What does religion provide as a bridge that allows humans to approach the divine, the universal life force that encompasses and transcends the world?
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