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Culture

Culture shock

Culture shock

Culture shock

Culture shock

Culture shock

Components of Culture Material culture Nonmaterial culture Computers Religion, ideas, values, beliefs, customs

Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis World perceived with cultural lens of language

How does culture control us? Norms Guidelines for behavior Prescriptive “should do” Proscriptive “should not do” Folkways Mores Taboos Sanctions

How do cultures change? Invention Discovery Diffusion

Culture lag Different cultural elements change at different rates

Cultural Diversity Ideal VS Real culture Subculture Counterculture Poets, musicians, Amish Counterculture Cultural patterns that oppose those that are widely held Militia groups New cultures Immigrants (Asia and Latin America)

Interpreting Culture Ethnocentrism Cultural relativism Judging a culture by your own standards Cultural relativism Judging another culture by its own standards

Cultural Universals Part of every known culture Heterosexuality Marriage

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