the social behavior and norms in human societies

what is an example of discrimination?

a club where no girls are allowed

What is enculturation?

cultural patterns transmitted through generation by teaching

what is an example of prejudice?

thinking an ugly person is weird

Why do we study culture?

To improve our understanding of other cultures and people

presence of unifying principles that connect symbols

What parts of culture is visible to us? (iceberg model)

food, music, language, visual arts, festivals

What is societal grounding?

giving a meaning of an object to something

an expression that stands for or represents something else

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How many theoretical perspectives are there?
3
4
many
1
2
What is culture?
the social behavior and norms in human societies
fundamental element or building block of culture
baby don't hurt me
an expression that stands for or represents something else
3
what is an example of discrimination?
all Africans are poor
a club where no girls are allowed
assuming people with mental health issues are weird
4
What is an example of identity?
music
maple syrup
religion
5
What is enculturation?
an expression that stands for or represents something else
cultural patterns transmitted through generation by teaching
presence of unifying principles that connect symbols
giving a meaning of an object to something
6
Which of the following is not one of the Seven Sacred Teachings?
loyalty
honesty
courage
love
7
What is an example of a stereotype?
Ms. Shaheed is evil
black people are dangerous
a restaurant that does not serve Jewish people
8
Who was the 13th century poet?
Maya Angelou
Rumi
Guru Angad
Shel Silverstein
9
what is an example of prejudice?
asians are good at math
thinking an ugly person is weird
not letting a geek sit at the "cool kids" table
10
Why do we study culture?
because Ms. Shaheed told us to
to learn about different countries
To improve our understanding of other cultures and people
11
What's an example of pop culture?
language
religion
memes
festivals
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What is patterning?
an expression that stands for or represents something else
giving a meaning of an object to something
presence of unifying principles that connect symbols
cultural patterns transmitted through generation by teaching
13
Which of the following is not one of the theoretical perspectives of culture?
symbolic interactionism
conflict theory
consensus theory
functionalist theory
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What parts of culture is visible to us? (iceberg model)
perceptions, attitudes, leadership styles, body language
food, music, language, visual arts, festivals
norms, etiquette, rules, assumptions
values, religious beliefs, notions of beauty
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What is societal grounding?
giving a meaning of an object to something
an expression that stands for or represents something else
presence of unifying principles that connect symbols
cultural patterns transmitted through generation by teaching
16
What is a symbol?
presence of unifying principles that connect symbols
an expression that stands for or represents something else
cultural patterns transmitted through generation by teaching
giving a meaning of an object to something
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Blackface is an example of what?
pop culture
expectation vs reality
shadeism
cultural appropriation

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