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Exam 3: Culture
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Question 121
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Discuss why culture is so significant to our personal identities.
Question 122
Multiple Choice
Eric is attending classes at the local college.He believes in the idea of success,but he does not spend as much time as he could studying to achieve a higher grade point average.His behavior is an example of __________ culture.
Question 123
Multiple Choice
Many Latinos/as in New Mexico and South Texas employ __________ (proverbs or sayings that are unique to the Spanish language) as a means of expressing themselves and as a reflection of their cultural heritage.
Question 124
Multiple Choice
Early conflict theorist __________ stressed that ideas are cultural creations of a society's most powerful members.
Question 125
True/False
Even though the specifics of individual cultures vary widely,all cultures have four common material cultural components: symbols,language,values,and norms.
Question 126
Multiple Choice
__________ is the process of learning about something previously unknown or unrecognized.Historically,it involved unearthing natural elements or existing realties,such as fire or the true shape of the earth.
Question 127
Multiple Choice
Some nations,such as Sweden,are referred to as __________,meaning that they include people who share a common culture and who are typically from similar social,religious,political,and economic backgrounds.
Question 128
Multiple Choice
The belief that shared values are essential for societies to survive would be representative of what theoretical perspective?
Question 129
Multiple Choice
An example of the discrepancy between ideal cultural values and people's actual behavior was conducted at the University of Arizona.This study is known as the:
Question 130
Multiple Choice
__________ theorists believe that much of what has been written about culture in the Western world is Eurocentric-based on the uncritical assumption that European culture is the true,universal culture in which all of the world's people ought to believe.