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unit 2 sociology

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define culture knowledge, values, customs, and physical objects shared by members of a society
material culture is the physical objects
nonmaterial culture is the beliefs, customs, and systems of a culture
Example of material culture Books, shoes, food
Example of nonmaterial culture Religion, laws, values
define society A certain area where a group of people that live there and share the same culture
instincts unlearned behavior form birth
reflex the automatic response to physical stimulation
drive impulses that reduce discomfort
how are language and culture related Language allows people to share their experiences, knowledge, and idea, so that is how people can spread their culture
Define norms the rules that define what behaviors are appropriate or inappropriate
what are the three types of norms folkways, mores, laws
folkway lack moral significance
mores have moral definition that members of society should follow
laws norms that are formally defined and enforced by officals
define sanctions the rewards or punishments used to encourage people to follow norms
formal sanctions imposed by a authority
informal sanctions can be imposed by most members of a group
------ are used to enforce folkways, mores, and law which are types of norms that are based on values sanctions
sanctions are used to enforce ---------------------- which are types of norms that are based on values folkways, mores, and law
sanctions are used to enforce folkways, mores, and law which are types of ----- that are based on values norms
sanctions are used to enforce folkways, mores, and law which are types of norms that are based on ------ values
ideal culture It is a target for people to strive for and allows people to deflection of deviant behavior. When they deviate too far they are sanctioned
why does culture change culture changes whenever something is discovered, invented, or when diffusion happens
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