The process by which individuals learn to become functioning members of society by internalising the roles, norms and values of that society

• social identity

• internalisation

• socialisation

• inclusion

The alteration or modification of cultural elements in a society as evidenced by primary research.

• change

• continuity

• assimilation

• acculturation

The various identities, attitudes, beliefs and values that an individual has of him, her, or their selves.

• Agents

• Self Concept

• Social Self

• Individualism

The persistentence of cultural elements in society across time is known as

Which is NOT a FUNDAMENTAL Society and Culture concept?

• Persons

• Environment

• Education

• Time

• Society

Match the following

• Integration of the world

• Macro

• Voting

• Meso

• Legal System

• Globalisation

• Influencers

• Power

• Going to swim classes

• Authority

Is Gender a social contruct?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• Sometimes

Match these up

• Describes wealth and social group

• Nature

• Between two different cultural groups

• Nuture

• Within the same cultural group

• Intracultural

• Genetic characteristics

• Intercultural

• The environment of a person

• Socioeconomic

High context communication characteristics are: (Choose all that apply)

• Subtle

• Implied

• Direct

• Indirect

Which social theorist believed stages of human development depended on concerns being resolved and confronted at each stage of development?