Norms
This is a customary way of thinking, feeling, or behaving within a society
What is folkway?
These are genetically inherited patterns of behavior.
What are instincts?
The creation of artificial intelligence is an example of this kind of cultural change.
What is invention?
These are broad ideas about what is good or desirable in a society.
What are values?
These are norms that formally enforced by officials.
What are laws?
These are impulses help reduce pain to non physical discomfort.
What are drives?
Gutenberg's printing press revolutionized communication and led to increased literacy rates. It is an example of this kind of cultural change.
What is invention?
This is a subculture that is deliberately opposed to the main culture.
What is counterculture?
These are rules of behavior that call for the strongest of punishments from society.
These are automatic reactions to physical stimuli.
What are reflexes?
McDonald's being in over 100 different countries around the world is an example of this kind of cultural change.
What is diffusion?
What is subculture?
Flag burning in the U.S. would go against this kind of norm, which has strong moral ties to a society.
What are mores?
This states that our realities are based primarily on what language we speak.
Introducing Native Americans to horses was an example of this kind of cultural change.
What is diffusion?
This term refers to judging others from the standards of your own culture or society.
What is ethnocentrism?
What are sanctions?
This is the study of how human biology influences human behavior.
What is sociobiology?
When Ben Franklin harnessed the power of electricity he brought about this kind of cultural change.
What is discovery?
These are the ways that different societies express universal traits of culture.
What are cultural particulars?
This term refers to cultural guidelines that are publicly embraced by members of society, even though they may not be reality.
What is ideal culture?