values and Norms

What are the two main components of culture?

• Eastern and Western culture

• Traditional and modern culture

• Material and non-material culture

• Individual and collective culture

Which type of norm is more official and tends to be codified as the stated rules and laws of a society?

• Folkways

• Mores

• Taboos

• Customs

What is the cultural standard that people use to decide what's good or bad, right or wrong?

• Beliefs

• Values

• Symbols

• Norms

According to the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, what influences a person's thoughts and actions?

• Educational background

• Social media influence

• Economic status

• Cultural lens created by the language they speak

What are the intangible creations of human society that make up non-material culture?

• Books, buildings, food, clothing

• Values, symbols, customs, ideals

• Monuments, landmarks, artifacts

• Transportation, technology, infrastructure

Which type of norm involves behaviors that are always negatively sanctioned and violate a society's moral center?

• Folkways

• Mores

• Taboos

• Customs

What do symbols include in a culture?

• Informal little rules that go without saying

• Specific ideas about what people think is true about the world

• The rules and expectations that guide behavior within a society

• Anything that carries a specific meaning recognized by people who share a culture

What is the culture of things, including iconic monuments and everyday objects?

• Modern culture

• Traditional culture

• Non-material culture

• Material culture

What is the process of sharing the things that make up a culture through language?

• Cultural transmission

• Cultural diffusion

• Cultural assimilation

• Cultural integration

Which type of norm are the informal little rules that kind of go without saying?

• Customs

• Folkways

• Mores

• Taboos