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17 Cards in this Set
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Subculture |
Are subgroups in a society that maintain all or part of distinct racial ethnic or cultural identity |
Heritage, religious identity |
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Ideology |
Cultural beliefs that justify particular social arrangements including patterns of inequality |
Maybe between people the physical environment or the spiritual world |
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Argot |
An esoteric language used by a subgroup to communicate with one another it is generally not well understood by outsiders and serves as a barrier of understanding between the dominant culture and subculture |
Teens may speak different language |
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Cultural lag |
The disconnect in a society that occurs when material culture changes more rapidly than the non material culture |
Islanders never seen an airplane |
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Culture |
The sum of a society's values beliefs behaviors knowledge language and material objects that form a peoples way of life |
An individual's beliefs behaviour knowledge language |
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Globalization |
The world integration of government policies cultures social movement and financial markets through trade and the exchange of ideas |
Coca-cola globalize service many countries |
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Language |
A culturally distinct system of symbols vocal and non vocal that allow members of society to communicate |
Spoken or not spoken or symbol |
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Material culture |
The tangible artifacts created by a culture such as flags and |
Flags |
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Non material culture |
The intangible world of ideas created by a member of society also could be heritage or holidays are other things that are non material |
Holidays heritage |
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Subculture |
Cultural patterns in which segments of a society maintain a distinctive identity different from that of a dominant culture |
Americans and foreigners all speak English but have their own language |
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Symbols |
Symbols contain both material and nonmaterial cultures objects take on different meanings in different cultural contacts |
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Organizational culture |
Another form of culture that often plays a significant role in shaping our experience in the workplace |
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Acculturation |
A form of a simulation where in an ethnic or racial group or an individual takes on the cultural ways of another group usually that of a mainstream culture off and at the expense of traditional cultural ways |
African Americans coming to America they lose their culture and adapt to the new culture |
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Assimilation |
A process whereby a previous distinctive accident ask Nick group merges socially into another group usually dominant or mainstream society forms and of a simulation include a culture ization structural a simulation marital a simulation and identification Allah simulation |
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DisCrimination |
The process of denying rights and opportunities to a group or categories of people based on prejudice or arbitrary rationale |
Hiring because somebody's black or Asian |
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Miscegenation |
For marriage or interbreeding between persons of different racial groups commonly uses refers to laws passed prohibiting such married or act |
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Prejudice |
Rigid generalizations about an entire group or catagories of people |
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