The Iceberg Model of Culture

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The Iceberg Model of Culture

Surface Culture Deep Culture Unspoken Rules Unconscious Rules Above the Surface Emotional Load: Relatively Low Deep Culture Unspoken Rules Just Below the Surface Behavior-Based Emotional Load: High Unconscious Rules Far Below Surface Value-Based Emotional Load: INTENSE

Surface Culture Above the Surface Emotional Load: Relatively Low Food * Dress * Music * Visual Arts * Drama * Crafts * Dance * Literature * Language * Celebrations * Games The kind of SENSE elements of culture that are easily identifiable, easily shared, and easily accessed.

Courtesy. Contextual Conversational Patterns. Concept of Time Courtesy * Contextual Conversational Patterns * Concept of Time * Personal Space * Rules of Conduct * Facial Expressions * Non-Verbal Communication * Body Language * Touching * Eye-Contact * Patterns of Handling Emotions Deep Culture Unspoken Rules Just Below the Surface Emotional Load: High Elements of culture that are perhaps not as easily pointed out, more ingrained into society. Behavior-based.

Notions of Modesty. Concept of Beauty. Courtship Practices Notions of Modesty * Concept of Beauty * Courtship Practices * Relationships to Animals * Notions of Leadership * Tempo of Work * Concepts of Food * Ideals of Childrearing * Theory of Disease * Social Interaction Rate * Nature of Friendships * Tone of Voice * Attitudes Towards Elders * Concept of Cleanliness * Notions of Adolescence * Patterns of Group Decision-Making * Definition of Insanity * Preference for Competition or Cooperation * Tolerance of Physical Pain * Concept of “self” * Concept of Past and Future * Definition of Obscenity * Attitudes toward Dependents * Problem-Solving Roles in Relation to Age, Sex, Class, Occupation, Kinship, and so forth The things that don’t get talked about, and often times aren’t even realized. Value Based Deep Culture Unconscious Rules Far Below Surface Emotional Load: INTENSE