Culture, Subculture, & Counterculture Review

People's occupations, their behavior, and their beliefs are a part of their

• culture

• technology

• government

• climate

The social unit primarily responsible for teaching the customs and traditions of a culture is

• the schools

• the family

• the army

• the government

A group of people that share a culture is known as a

• cultural landscape

• culture shock

• social structure

• society

An example of material culture is

• idea of Democracy

• baseball hat

• Christianity

• societies values on education

The feeling a person may have when experiencing a cultural norm that is outside of their cultural background.

• culture shock

• acculturation

• cultural diffusion

• society

An example of non-material culture

• house

• American flag

• religious belief

• basketball

Rules that define behavior. Once they are learned they guide social behavior

• Norms

• Values

• Knowledge

• Schema

Rules that cover customary ways of thinking and feeling, but lack significant moral overtones

• Mores

• Folkways

• Laws

• Values

This type of norm carries with it great moral significance and is vital to the well being of society

• Value

• Mores

• Folkways

• Ageism

Norms that are formally defined and enforced by officials and consciously created by the group

• Values

• Folkways

• Taboos

• Laws