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It determines, to a large extent, people's thoughts, ideas, patterns of interaction and material adaptations to the world around them. Geography, ethnicity, language, religion and history are all ingredients determining a:
What is CULTURE
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The process by which people learn the norms that are expected of them by a particular group
What is Socialization
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What do all cultures have in common? Name at least one commonality
What is cultures solve the common problems of human beings. Each provides its people with a means of communication (language).
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Initiatives established by the federal goverment in the 1960s in an attempt to counteract historic discrimination faced by ethnic minorities, women and other unrepresented groups.
What is Affirmative Action
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While there are many limits on socialization how many are particularly important to educators
What is 3
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Generally is distinguished by a unifying set of ideas and practices such as as a corporate culture.
What is SUBCULTURE
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This place is perhaps the most important source of secondary socialization where people are often introduced to ideas and values that differ from those acquired at home
What is a school
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The concept of culture usually refers to things, both physical and mental, that are made by human beings. Humans have the capacity to ________ culture.
What is construct
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Social class is culturally defined on the basis of those criteria on which a person or social group may be ranked in relation to others in a stratisfied, or layered, society.
What is Social Class
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A tendency of a majority of people in a cultural group certain values and belief is considered
What is, Generalizations?
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Is a social group that shares distinctive traits, values and behaviors. They often mediate, interpret and transmit, the ideas, values and institutions of larger political communities, for example, the family, workplace or the classroom.
What is MICROCULTURE
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Families, schools, neighborhoods, peer groups, houses of worship, and communities that provide people with slightly different interpretations of a particular cultural attribute are known as these
Whatare Socializing Agents
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Process in which an individual is provided with help to become a member of her or his social groups; part of the culture.
What is enculturation
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A concept or learning style that applies to a particular group or ethnicity. It tells us about an individual's preferred learning style.
What is Culture Specific Knowledge
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Social Class, Language and Sexuality are considered _________ in the Cultural-Learning Process.
What are Socializing Agents?
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These are groups who share a common heritage, history, celebrations, traditions, similar foods and who might speak a common language other than English.
What is ETHNIC GROUPS
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The tendency that people have to evaluate others according to their own standards
What is Ethnocentrism
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Consist of the visible and tangible elements of a group of people; that is, the clothes they wear, the food they eat, and the decorative and ritual object they create.
What is Objective culture
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Childhood. Human beings are hardwired for language development at a particular stage in brain development. It may be that this ability decreases or disappears altogether at a certain point.
What is the best stage in life to learn a new language
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These _________ assumptions are used to generalize cultural assumptions and differences.
What is 3
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It refers to nonwhite minority group members, such as African Americans, Mexican Americans, Puerto Ricans, and Native Americans. This terminology is use for awareness and understanding of specific ethnic, racial, religious and other groups. For example, the terms of HISPANIC OR LATINO are only umbrella terms for Spanish-speaking ethnic groups, including Puerto Rican, Spanish, Salvadoran, and Mexican.
What is PEOPLE OF COLOR
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This is known as a “summary” of the group and is the image most often through of when the category is mentioned
What is a prototype image
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What is the difference between in-context learning and out-of-context learning?
What is In-context learning transmits knowledge, values, and attitudes about the world through direct participation in real-world events. Out-of-context learning transmits knowledge, values, and attitudes about the world through indirect participation about real-world events.
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Social Status is culturally defined on the basis of prestige, social esteem, and honor accorded an individual or group by other social groups or by society.
What is social status
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Which of the following statements is true: A: To be a deaf American who uses sign language with other deaf people but uses English in interacting with hearing persons is considered, multicultural B: To be a deaf sign language user and African American is considered multicultural
What is B