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7.  A. Folkway A. Folkway  C. Instinct C. Instinct  B. More B. More  D. Reflex D. Reflex People sitting on the floor rather than on a chair, in some parts of the world is an example of a

8. Back to Board  A. Folkway

9.  A. Informal Sanction A. Informal Sanction  C. Formal Sanction C. Formal Sanction  B. Folkway B. Folkway  D. Cultural Universal D. Cultural Universal If you have your phone out during class, it will be taken away a teacher. This is an example of a

10. Back to Board C. Formal Sanction

11.  A. Hardwork A. Hardwork  C. Efficiency C. Efficiency  B. Loyalty B. Loyalty  D. Success D. Success Which of the following is NOT a basic value that is commonly held in the United States?

12. Back to Board B. Loyalty

13.  A. taboo A. taboo  C. instinct C. instinct  B. more B. more  D. sanction D. sanction The strongest type of norm is a

14. Back to Board A. Taboo

15.  A. belief A. belief  C. sanction C. sanction  B. law B. law  D. cultural universal D. cultural universal A cultural trait that is represented in all cultures is a(n)

16. Back to Board D. Cultural Universal

17.  A. belief A. belief  C. value C. value  B. symbol B. symbol  D. more D. more An idea about what a kind of behavior is desirable and good that is shared by people in society is a

18. Back to Board C. Value

19.  A. sanction A. sanction  C. social structure C. social structure  B. belief B. belief  D. folkway D. folkway An idea about the nature of reality is a(n)

20. Back to Board B. Belief

21.  A. formal sanction A. formal sanction  C. law C. law  B. informal sanction B. informal sanction  D. drive D. drive A norm that is formally defined and enforced by officials is a(n)

22. Back to Board C. Law

23.  A. Etiquette A. Etiquette  D. Women raising children D. Women raising children Which of the following is not a cultural universal?  C. Rules of Inheritance C. Rules of Inheritance  B. Religious Rituals B. Religious Rituals

24. Back to Board D. Women raising children

25. Throwing rice at the bridal couple after the ceremony is a(n)  A. more A. more  C. norm C. norm  D. taboo D. taboo  B. folkway B. folkway

26. Back to Board B. Folkway

27.  A. informal sanction A. informal sanction You talk about your friends behind their backs. As a result, they don’t talk to you. This is an example of a(n)  C. value C. value  B. formal sanction B. formal sanction  D. taboo D. taboo

28. Back to Board A. Informal Sanction

29.  B. behavior is based on B. behavior is based on environment Sociobiologists believe that  A. behavior is based on A. behavior is based on genetics  C. language is formed C. language is formed With symbols  D. norms govern D. norms govern society

30. Back to Board A. Behavior is based on genetics

31.  C. language controls C. language controls Our perception The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis states that  A. there are no cultural A. there are no cultural universals  B. informal sanctions B. informal sanctions Control people  D. reflexes are enough D. reflexes are enough To survive

32. Back to Board C. Language controls perception

33.  D. drive D. drive The desire to sleep when you are tired is a(n)  A. instinct A. instinct  C. more C. more  B. norm B. norm

34. Back to Board D. Drive

35.  A. hypothesis of linguistic A. hypothesis of linguistic relativity Another name for the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis is  B. hypothesis of language and B. hypothesis of language and symbols  D. hypothesis of symbolistic D. hypothesis of symbolistic language  C. hypothesis of linguistic C. hypothesis of linguistic symbolism

36. A. Hypothesis of Linguistic Relativity

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