Components
Anything used to represent something else, such as a flag, or an image.
This is the type of norm that, if broken, puts members of society in danger.
Mores
This two word term describes the differences in the material and nonmaterial products of a culture that exist between and within societies.
Cultural variations
a group with only 2 members
Dyad
This is a group that meets over the internet
E-community. or online community
The material product used by a culture, as well as the rules for how to use that product. Example: a computer.
Technology
This is the type of norm that does not have great moral significance.
Folkway
This is the term to describe a group with its own unique values, norms, and behaviors that exist within a larger culture.
Subculture
a group with 3 members
triad
This is a group that you belong to and can cause you to form a Bias against those that are not in it.
in-group
The organization of written or spoken symbols into a standardized system.
Language
An example of this type of norm is to not beat someone up if they make you angry.
More
This is a subculture that goes against the mainstream values/ often in opposition to the larger culture it belongs to.
Counterculture.
another name for an official group with a clear structure, goals, and rules.
Formal group
this term describes the tendency for on culture to believe they are superior over other cultures
ethnocentrism
Shared beliefs about what is good or bad, right or wrong, desirable or undesirable within a society. Example: honesty, or patriotism.
Values
An example of this type of norm is saying "Yes sir" to show respect.
Folkway
At least two reasons why a subculture might form.
Age, religion, ethnicity, economic status, pop culture interest,
name for the group that knows you on a very personal basis for a very long period of time.
Primary group.
the belief that cultures should be judged by their own standards rather than by applying the standards of another culture.
cultural relativism
Shared rules of conduct that tell people how to act in specific situations
Norms
This is how mores are typically formalized in America.
Law
An example of a counterculture?
Hippies, gangs, the mafia, antifa
This is the type of group that you look towards and adopt some of the values and attitudes of them.
Reference groups
This is a group that you might belong to that is only temporary in nature, and the members of it do not know you on a personal basis.
secondary group.