Sociology Chapter Three: Culture

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Provide an example of a situation where a response is culturally expected and when a response is not.

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Provide two reasons or examples of how knowing local culture helps you navigate life.

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Provide an example of material culture not presented on the slide.

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Provide an example of nonmaterial culture not presented on the slide.

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Provide an example from you personal life that can be considered to adhere to a universal cultural.

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Provide an example from current events where cultural imperialism is at the heart of the example. (Your answer should describe how the event, situation, or conflict embraces the concept.)

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Provide two actions that those who practice cultural relativism can observe.

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Observe the two male soldiers in the image. What emotion did you experience, or what immediately came to your mind after seeing it?

Multiple Select

One of Garfinkel’s research methods was known as a “breaching experiment,” in which..... (Select all factual statements).

• the researcher behaves in a socially awkward manner in order to test the sociological concepts of social norms and conformity

• The participants are not aware an experiment is in progress, but their response is recorded.

• The participants are aware an experiment is in progress, but their response is recorded.

• the researcher behaves in a socially acceptable manner in order to test the sociological concepts of social norms and conformity

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Match the stated norm with the correct classification of mores or folkways.

• One shalt not steal!

• One shall not reveal the plot at a movie screening.

• Burping aloud would be a violation of

• Waiting until marriage to move in with a romantic partner would be an example of a ...

• Lying is an example of ....

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