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culture
all shared products of human groups
norms
rules enforcing cultural values
subculture
unique characteristics of groups
cultural lag
time between material and nonmaterial culture catching up
material culture
physical cultural objects
folkways
describe socially acceptable behavior
counterculture
rejection of cultural norms, replaces with new cultural patterns
cultural leveling
culture becomes more and more alike
nonmaterial culture
abstract cultural ideas
mores
moral significance
ethnocentrism
tendency to view one's own culture and group as superior
self fufillment
commitment to the full development of one's personality, traits, and potential
society
group of interdependent people whom have organized culture and a sense of unity
laws
written rules of conduct
cultural relativism
belief cultures should be judged by own standards
narcissism
extreme self centerdness
values
shared beliefs good or bad
cultural universals
features common to all cultures
cultural diffusion
spreading of cultural traits