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1 UNIT 2: MEDIA IMPACT: CULTURE AND VALUES

2 Cornell Notes Essential Question: “What is culture, and how can it affect human life?”

3 Culture Humanity’s medium
There is not one aspect of human life not touched and altered by culture Every expression of our existence contributes to what we call culture

4 Components of Culture Nonverbal communication Material objects

5 Values http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IY_bhVSGKEg Norms
Components of Culture Values Norms Full house (4:00) Language: “Nice kicks.” “He’s a creeper.” “Don’t bogart the pizza.” “Don’t be such a dweller.”

6 Culture affects our… Personality Self-expression Shows of emotion
Thinking process Movement, gestures How cities are planned and mapped out How transportation systems function How economic and government systems work

7 Your Turn Burnsville Janesville, MN Many rural/farm areas
Small downtown with limited resources No taxis/bus JWP is social activity Four bars on main street Three churches (Catholic, Lutheran, Methodist) Restaurants are bars School holidays revolve around religious holidays

8 Cornell Notes Please check your notes and fill in any questions or additions that you need.

9 Cornell Notes Essential Question Two: “Why is culture learned and not taught?”

10 Characteristics of Culture
Culture is learned (often subconsciously) Culture satisfies needs Culture is dynamic and adaptive Culture constantly changes Culture is uniform within a society

11 Society Organized people who constitute a culture

12 Dominate Culture What most of a society believes, looks like and behaves

13 Subculture A group that possess traits distinctive enough to distinguish from the dominate culture. Could be… Status Ethnic background Residence Religion Etc.

14 Values The cognitive representations of our understanding of the most basic needs and goals of our culture.

15 Characteristics of Values
Relatively few in number A guide for culturally appropriate behavior Subjective- No objective truth Not tied to specific objects or situations Enduring and difficult to change Personal; significance varies from person to person Most are accepted by the members of a society.

16 THE AMERICAN CORE VALUES

17 Achievement and Success
Material possessions are signs of success. If you word hard, you are justified in rewarding yourself. Dove Men + Care Dodge Charger

18 Activity People should always be active.
Your leisure time will be enhanced if you have __________ product or service. Sprint the Now Network Play 60

19 Efficiency Things that solve our problems or save us time are valuable. You need this product or service because it will save you time and/ or money. Verano Geico

20 Progress It is possible to improve our lives
If it's new or improved, this product is better than what you are currently using. Sony 3D TV iPad

21 Material Comfort We deserve luxuries if we work for them
Your life is improved by owning luxurious products. Infinity M CR-V

22 Individualism It is important to be exceptional.
You can buy things that will make you unique and different T-Mobile MyTouch 3G Wheat Thins

23 Freedom There should be no limits to what we can do or have.
You should always have choice when buying anything. Kindle AT&T

24 Conformity It is important to be accepted by others.
Buying certain goods and services will help you fit in or be accepted. Just for Men Hair Color Jennio Switch

25 Humanitarianism We should help others in need.
It is your responsibility to help others and give back. Pepsi Refresh Project Sarah McLachlan

26 Youthfulness Getting older is bad.
A youthful appearance is greatly desirable. Just for Men Hair Color Neutrogena

27 Cornell Notes Please check your notes to see if an additional information is needed.


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