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SOCIOLOGY 2

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Culture The beliefs values and practices of a group
Material Culture Objects and belongings of a group of people, physical things, places and space
Non-material culture Non-physical ideas, attitudes and beliefs of a group.
Cultural universals Patterns or traits that are globally common to all societies. Ex: family structure, jokes.
Ethnocentrism Evaluating or judging another culture based on how it compares to ones own cultural norms. (own culture is better than others)
Cultural relativism Practice of assessing a culture by its own standards, rather than viewing it through lens of own culture.
Xenocentrism Opposite of ethnocentrism, belief another culture is superior to ones own.
Culture shock Feeling of confusion, anxiety, or stress that people experience when they move to or encounter an unfamiliar culture
Cultural imperialism Deliberate imposition of ones own culture values on another culture.
Values what you care about and prioritize
Beleifs what you think is real or true
Fromal Norms Written rules
Folkways norms without any moral underpinnings, they direct appropriate behavior in the day to day practices and expressions of a culture.
Mores Norms that embody the moral views and principles of a group. violating them can have serious consequences
Ideal culture values, norms, goals and beliefs that society aspires to achieve
Real culture actual values, behaviors, and everyday practices that people in society actually exhibit
Sapir-Whorf hypothesis idea that people experience their world through their language and that they therefore understand their world through the culture embedded in their language
Subculture smaller cultural groups existing in a larger one with own styles but still coexist
Counterculture specialized group whos values and beliefs oppose or reject norms of mainstream society.
Cultural lag non-material culture (values beliefs and norms) take time to catch up with rapid advances in material culture
Informal norms rules that are understood and widely conformed to
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