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Cultures, beliefs and subcultures Name: Diego Alberto De Hoyos…

- - - - Traditions and customs, transmitted through learning, which play a fundamental role in shaping the beliefs and behavior of the people exposed to them (Kottak, 2011).
  - - - In summary, it is the cultural transfer that goes from one generation to another.
  - - - Acculturation
        
        It is basically the exchange of cultural traits, resulting from other groups of people being in direct contact on a continuous basis.
        
        The original cultural patterns for each groups are alternated by direct contact.
      - Transculturation
        
        Process of cultural transformation in which new cultural elements influence over the existing ones.
        
        Social groups adopt this cultural forms from another.
      - Interculturation
        
        When two or more cultures begin to interact between them horizontally and synergygistically and all are on an equal footing.
        
        This is a process that produces a lot of new cultural elements.
        
        Multiculturalism and interculturales are created.
- - - - The relationship with culture is that many people have this way of eating ingrained, many people share the same ideology that is better and many others have grown up with this idea since they were young, their environment is this since they were child, so they behave in this way and have a tradition or custom of being began.
        
        On the part of the belief system, it has a direct relationship, because most of the people who are vegan, if not all, don't ingest any type of animal origin food thanks to a system of belief that they have and in which they develop, that is why vegan people don't eat anything of animal origin, more than anything because of a belief.
    - - The relationship with culture is that religion, whatever it may be, is an aspect that is learned, some people learn from their families from a very young age, they learn to pray, they learn to go to temples, they learn the rules and norms of the religion.
        
        It has direct relationship with the system belief because religion is a belief that a group of people around the world share, it is true that there are people who don't believe in any superior being but many other people believe in someone superior to us. It is an ideology that people have about a higher being.
    - - The relationship with culture is that the muscial style is an aspect that is learned over time depending on the environment where you grow up and the environment where you interact, some people learn from their families from a very young age, they listen to this type of music in their daily life or they even realize that this style exists at some point in their life and begin to consume it, which is why it is directly related to culture.
        
        The taste for music is formed over time, it becomes a system belief because for many people music is a fundamental part of their life, so they do many things accompanied by the style of the music they like, sometimes they adopt physical looks depending on what people who listen to this style music use, such as clothing, etc. It becomes a different reality that other people.