Understanding Culture Lag and Culture Shock

What is the primary reason for culture lag in society?

• Material culture changes slowly.

• Material culture changes rapidly while non-material culture resists change.

• Non-material culture changes rapidly.

• Both material and non-material culture change at the same pace.

Which of the following is an example of culture lag?

• The rapid adoption of smartphones.

• The initial lack of traffic laws when cars were first invented.

• The immediate acceptance of online shopping.

• The quick spread of social media platforms.

How did businesses initially respond to the introduction of computers and email?

• They were already prepared for the change.

• They quickly integrated it into their operations.

• They resisted using the technology.

• They immediately adopted the technology.

What feelings are commonly associated with culture shock?

• Confidence and assurance.

• Disorientation and uncertainty.

• Excitement and joy.

• Familiarity and comfort.

Which scenario is likely to cause culture shock?

• Traveling to a familiar city.

• Moving to a different country with unfamiliar customs.

• Staying in your hometown.

• Visiting a local museum.