SOC: Ch.3 - Culture 1

Question 1

Which is an example of Material Culture in the US

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Metro Bus Passes

Question 2

Cultural Guidelines that group members claim to accept

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Ideal Culture

Question 3

Norms define the ____ and ____ behavior of a culture.

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Appropriate and Inappropriate

Question 4

A person’s native language effects the perception & experience with the world around them

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Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis

Question 5

Shared beliefs about what is good or bad, right or wrong

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Values

Question 6

One way culture can change is the process of finding something that already exists called...

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Discovery

Question 7

Ways in which a culture expresses universal traits is called

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Culture Particulars

Question 8

This subfield of Sociology combines Darwin's theory of natural selection with modern genetics

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Sociobiology

Question 9

Beliefs, ideas, and knowledge are examples of

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Nonmaterial Culture

Question 10

Standing in a line is an example of

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Norm

Question 11

View that looks at behavior of groups, not individuals, in any given culture or society

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Sociological Perspective

Question 12

This norm is a behavior that is so severe, it demands strong punishment by the group

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Taboo

Question 13

ACTUAL Behavior Patterns of Members of a Group

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Real Culture

Question 14

A culture that is opposed to certain central beliefs or norms of the dominant culture

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Counterculture

Question 15

Beatniks, Hippies, Goths, Hipsters, etc. were all considered what?

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Subculture

Question 16

What is an example of counter cultures?

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Klu Klux Klan

Question 17

Rewards or punishments that can be applied by MOST members of a group

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Informal Sanctions

Question 18

Groups that share social characteristics are called what?

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Social Categories

Question 19

Judging others in terms of one’s own cultural standards

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Ethnocentrism

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT true about sanctions?

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Can be used randomly or without reason

Question 21

General Cultural Traits that exist in all cultures

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Cultural Universals

Question 22

This type of culture includes physical objects such as cars, clothing, and buildings

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Material

Question 23

Examining cultures without making value judgements based on your beliefs & norms

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Cultural Relativism

Question 24

With the internet connecting everyone from around the world, what is happening among cultures

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Diffusion

Question 25

Norm that is formally defined and enforced by officials

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Law

Question 26

Society’s total way of life is called

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Culture

Question 27

This is an example of an

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Discovery

Question 28

Norms that lack moral overtones

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Folkways

Question 29

This is an example of an

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invention

Question 30

Rewards and punishments that are given for following or breaking social norms

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Sanctions

Question 31

Ideas about the nature of society

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Beliefs

Question 32

Process when something in one culture is "borrowed" or adapted in another culture

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Cultural Diffusion

Question 33

In the United States, freedom is considered a very important.....

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Value

Question 34

Music, family units, and basic survival traits are all forms of Cultural Universals

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True

Question 35

A thing that stands for something else is a SYMBOL. Which of these is NOT an example?

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Sleeping when you are tired

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