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Culture Slabs (Rayne (Folkways (What are folkways? Give three examples of…
Culture Slabs
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Informal Sanction
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An example of informal sanction is when people boycotted starbucks after the racial incident. This is informal because it's not applied on everyone like a law or prison
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Mores
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An example of a mores is recreational cannabis in places like California and Colorado. It is accepted there and followed by many people in the society.
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Belief
Beliefs are ideas about the nature of reality. It can be true and false. It's like traditions, roles, and cultural expectations.
Value and beliefs are connected in a way but are still two different terms. The main difference between values and beliefs is that values are principles, ideals or behavioral standards, while beliefs are past view that we generally accept to be true.
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For example, Americans commonly believe in the American Dream—that anyone who works hard enough will be successful and wealthy.
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Culture
The knowledge, language, values, customs, and physical objects that are passed from generation to generation among members of the group.
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For example, Christmas trees can be considered ceremonial or cultural objects.
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Evolution
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Evolution is development in socially transmitted beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes, languages, and gradually change from simple beginnings into even more complex forms.
For example, the more you're adapted to the environment, you'll be able to survive such as people grow to develop the hunt for food.
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LAW
FORMAL SANCTION
Formal sanctions are actions of a legalized and official nature that are enforced by an authoritative force. Examples of formal sanctions are punishment and rewards from officials such as law enforcement and academic settings.
An example of how formal sanctions are used in real-life are penalties, and fines.
Sanctions are ways of enforcing compliance with social norms as defined in sociology. Often used to celebrate compliance, sanctions are positive and negative when used to punish or discourage nonconformity.
An example of how sanctions are used in real-life are detention, warnings, fines, etc. They could also be positive like rewards, promotions, raises, etc.
Laws are made to enforce certain rules for the purpose of peace and prosperity by a particular state or society. They are usually enforced by the government like the police and can be taken up to a court.
An example of how laws are applied is documents like the constitution 
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ETHYN
A Violation is breaking the rules with in an environment. Some one acting out of place or not following certain customs that everyone else is # # # #
When someone violates a norm they can be handled in different ways based of of the violation and where the violation ocured
To further elaborate what a violation is ill use more examples. In foreign country's women have to dress a certain way as it is apart of their norms or society. If they Violate this cultural norm they will be punished
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Norms are rules that define ones own behavior. Norms explain why people behave in a certain Environment and or circumstances. Basically acting as what Normal happens in ones surroundings. # #
For example people in Japan Bow as a way of greeting one another.
Three Types of norms
Discovery -Discovering something and relearning it,understanding more of it. The whys and the hows
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Isaiah Gucherries
Is seen as the beliefs, ideas, and knowledge of a culture
Beliefs can be see as the religion or idea about the nature of reality, these can either be factual or superstitious #
The Germans believed that if they kept picturs of Adolf Hitler on their walls they wouldnt crumble from the bombing raids of opposing countries
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According to book definiton is an action that is so strong and against its cultures morals that it demands a punishment of some kind #
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A common taboo amongst various cultures and possibly in every form of society has to do with incest, #
Incest is the forbidding of sexual contact with close relatives, some socities have even gone so far as to forbid social contact with the relatives of a husband and wife
Sociobiology
Is the study oh how biology influences human behavior by combining theories like natural selection and modern genetics. Still this view carries many critics. #
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Sociobiology are considered "scientists" and often apply the theory of natural selcetion but instead of it relating to animals they apply it to behaviors that are observed. Sociobiologists believe that behaviors that benifit the human species are passed on genetically #
Parental affection and care are an example of human behavior passed on genetically according to sociobioligist.
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Question 7
Material Culture in the US #
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Nonmaterial culture in the US #
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Aleah :hibiscus:
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Diversity :silhouettes:
:pencil2: The condition of being made up of different elements, such as racial identities, ethnicities, religious beliefs, and so on
:arrow_forward:Cultural Relevance: A factor that promotes cultural diversity (Making sure that materials are right for the cultures)*
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:arrow_forward:Folk Culture: Cultural patterns practiced by traditional groups, often in isolation*
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Results in social categories, groups that share social characteristics
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A subculture that is deliberately and consciously opposed to certain central beliefs or attitudes of the dominant culture.
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An example of counter culture is in America there are people who are part of groups that either disagrees with other cultures or people who believe in their own being.
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Some Amish parents go to jail rather than enroll their children in public schools. What does this say about Amish cultural values ?
The compulsory school attendance law is a law which requires certain age group of kids to attend school. Amish families believe that after 8th grade schools teach non amish values. At the age of 12-13 they focus on self awareness instead of going to school.
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