Category: Culture

A. Ethnocentrism
B. Xenocentric Approach
C. Quality consciousness
D. None of these

A. People do not follow norms in all situations in some cases they evade a norm because they know it is weakly enforced
B. In some instances, behavior that appears to violate society’s norms may actually represent adherence to the norms of a particular group
C. Norms are violated in some instances because one norm conflicts with another
D. all of the above

A. society
B. Culture
C. behavior
D. None of these

A. too many rules and regulations that weigh progress down
B. a disregard for cultural assimilation
C. a positive influence on multicultural development
D. too much concern for non-material culture
E. few boundaries

A. William F. Ogburn
B. William Graham Sumner
C. George Murdock
D. Max Weber

A. political incompetence
B. sports
C. our Aboriginal history
D. an intricate and diverse set of circumstances
E. immigration

A. Functionalism
B. Conflict
C. Feminism
D. Radical
E. Symbolic Interactionism

A. adaptive mechanisms
B. constitutional law
C. cultural givens
D. human rights
E. cultural relativism

A. Values never change
B. Values of a culture may change but most remain relatively stable during any one person,s lifetime
C. Values are constantly changing sociologists view them as being very unstable
D. All of the above statements are correct

A. Has to be against the existing ethos/values
B. May not be against the existing culture ethos/values
C. if different from the exiting culture may never survive
D. None of these