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Smaller groups within, values / norms blend, Example: Teenagers, doctors Subculture
Smaller group, values / norms at odds with dominant group, Example: Hells Angels, Hippies Counterculture
Found everywhere, Example: Dating, marriage, funerals, laws, music Cultural Universals
Parts lag behind, Example: 9 month school year, cell phones, TV Cultural lag
Open to change, Adopt new ways of doing things, Example: Weapons, clothing Cultural diffusion
Cultures become similar, Example: McDonald's Cultural leveling
Leisure, self-fulfillment, physical fitness, youthfulness, environment 5 emerging values
Do what makes you happy Leisure
Do what makes yourself happy Self-fulfillment
Help Yourself physically Physical fitness
People try to stay young Youthfulness
Need to take care of for the future Environment
Want to be the best Achievment / success
If I want something I must do it Individualism
Most people use free time to do work Being Active/work
The best way is the updated way Efficiency/practical
Help solve problems Science/technology
We do not stand still Progress
Possessions Material comfort
Person that helps people Humanitarian
Do what we want Freedom
Majority wins Democracy
Everyone is the same Equality
Were better than them Racism/group superiority
Very important Education
Believe in a upper person Religion
Happily ever after Romantic Love
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