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All key Society & Culture course concepts #societyandculture #HSC #concepts #learn
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Meting current human needs, (economic, social, environmental) without affecting the future
social dependence
sustainability
environmentalism
cultural awareness
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Every society is located in a particular physical setting.
culture
secularisation
identity
environment
3
a set of ideas that contains a way of thinking and behaving that makes up knowledge or thought
beliefs
worldview
ideology
philosophy
4
Refers to the behaviour that gives each society its coherence and its distinctive way of life.
values
culture
enculturation
acculturation
5
The alteration or modification of cultural elements in a society.
change
enculturation
continuity
acculturation
6
A set of opinions or convictions; ideas we believe in as the truth
all of the above
tradition
values
beliefs
7
The power that exists in institutions and how it is used to control aspects of society.
institutional authority
power
authority
institutional power
8
A term to describe the socially constructed differences between men and women
society
Yenda
gender
culture
9
Established ways of acting or cultural practices that are unique to groups in society.
values
customs
ideologies
beliefs
10
A social process by which an item is turned into a commodity in readiness to be traded.
consumption
industrialisation
commodification
globalisation
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The tools that we use to assist our interactions in society.
interaction
technology
communication
globalisation
12
A series of actions or rights performed according to a prescribed order.
ritual
beliefs
values
heirarchy
13
The process of adding value to an idea, product or commodity
Commercification
commodification
commercialisation
consumption
14
The emergence of a global culture brought about by a variety of social and cultural development
easternisation
westernisation
globalisation
modernisation
15
Deeply held ideas and beliefs that guide our thinking, language and behaviour.
tradition
beliefs
values
heritage
16
have the ability to culturally unify a group of people through representation and meaning.
symbols
ideologies
beliefs
values
17
The process of selecting and using a product
commodification
commercialisation
consumption
industrialisation
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Giving power or authority to people, allowing them to take action, control and make decisions.
identity
empowerment
worldview
socialisation
19
social change resulting from the adoption of characteristics of more 'advanced' societies
globalisation
westernisation
modernisation
acculturation
20
Every person, society and environment is located in it and is changing through it.
westernisation
change
modernisation
time
21
An organised collection or body of ideas that reflects beliefs, values and interests.
ideology
religion
worldview
culture
22
A perceived incompatibility of goals or actions
secularisation
social destroyance
ideology
conflict
23
Deeply held ideas and beliefs that guide our thinking, language and behaviour.
generation
globalisation
values
traditions
24
Where religion loses its influence over the various spheres of social life
sustainability
secularisation
rituals
heritage
25
Made up of people, groups, networks, institutions, organisations and systems.
persons
environment
society
culture
26
The body of cultural practices and beliefs that are passed down from generation to generation
heritage
generational norms
beliefs
tradition
27
The ability of individual members of a group to work together to achieve a common goal
cooperation
#BFFS
friendship
teamwork
28
The capacity to influence others to a point of view or action
power & authority
globalisation
authority
power
29
The sense of self, which can be viewed from a personal, social and cultural level.
socialisation
identity
persons
continuity
30
A form of modernisation where western methods and values of are the basis of changes
identification
modernisation
westernisashun
westernisation
31
The persistence or consistent existence of cultural elements in a society across time.
enculturation
change
continuity
modernisation
32
Each develops in a social setting in which they are influenced by, and interact with others
culture
socialisation
persons
identity
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A concept frequently linked to power involving the right to adjudicate & determine
enculturation
authority
power
beliefs
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a particular philosophy of life or conception of the world
worldview
ideology
philosophy
beliefs
