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Chapter 3 Cultural Conformity & Adaptation
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Section 1: A. The American Values System
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1. Personal achievement
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2. Rugged Individualism
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3. Hard Work
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4. Morality / Humanitarianism
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5. Efficiency / practicality
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6. Progress / Material comfort
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7. Equality / Democracy
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B. Our Changing Values 1. Self-fulfillment
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2. Environmental protection
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3. Education and religion
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Section 2: Social Control
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A. Enforcing norms of society
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1. Internalization – becomes part of someone’s personality conditioning them to conform.
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2. Sanctions- rewards & punishments to enforce conformity to norms
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Types of sanctions
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a. Positive sanction – action that rewards behavior
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b. Negative sanction – punishment or threat of punishment to enforce conformity
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c. Formal sanctions – rewards and/or punishments given by an organization or agency.
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d. Informal Sanctions – spontaneous expression of approval or disapproval by a person or group
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Section 3: Social Change
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A. Main sources of social change
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1. Shifts in values and beliefs
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2. Technology
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3. Population
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4. Diffusion, Globalization, & Acculturation
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5. Physical environment
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6. Wars & conquest
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B. Factors that resist change
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1. Ethnocentrism
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2. Cultural lag - Culture changes faster than our ability to handle it
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3. Vested interest When person, people, company, etc. benefit by the status quo When person, people, company, etc. benefit by the status quo
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* Multiculturalism & Political Correctness * (Views of The New Right)
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