These are the values and norms that a cultureclaims to have.

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It is an ethnic, regional, economic or social group exhibiting characteristics patterns of behavior sufficient to distinguish it from other culture within an embracing culture or society.

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This is the process of change in artifacts, customs, and beliefs that results from the contact of two or more cultures.

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It includes the values and norms that are actually followed by a culture.

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It is a social construct that is sometimes used interchangeably with society.

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It pertains to the belief that one's native culture issuperior to or the most natural among other cultures.

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It requires an open mind and enthusiasm to adapt to new cultures.

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It is a belief that one culture is inferior to another.

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It is a group of people bound together in a more or less permanent association organized for collective activity.

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It occurs when cultural traits are logically consistent with one another, or simply neutral to another

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It occurs when one group establishes dominance.

over another through military conquest or political control.

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It is essential to note that all cultures share patterns or traits societies across the globe that are quite common to all.

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It happens when a person does not expect or accept cultural differences.

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It is a foreign culture which does not necessarily make you

disloyal or less nationalistic to your home country.

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The study of human beings, origin, societies, and their cultures.

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The study of politics, its institutions and processes.

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Anthropology derived from two Greek words.

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Describe his subject matter as 'political science,' which he characterizes as the most authoritative science.

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Studies both ancient and recent past of humans through the material remains.

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Calls the sociological imagination which he defined as the "vivid awareness between private experiences and the wider society."

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Believed that the same method and strategy could be applied in measuring culture and human behaviour.

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It pertains to the study of the effects of various social organizations.

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He explains that the perspective of sociology enable's us to see "general patterns in particular events."

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It is the study of production and trade and their relations with law, custom, and government.

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The process being exercised by the government in its implementation of its duty.

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Studies factors that cause social organization and social disorganization.

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It is a group interacting with others

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The scientific study of society.

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American sociologist, formulated a theorem in 1928 which states: "If people define situations as real, they are real in their consequences."

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