Category: Culture

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

A. a culture
B. an iconoclastic enclave
C. a society
D. none of the above

A. Evaluating other cultures with the yardstick of your own values
B. Taking other nations as good as your own one but disowned
C. no other society is like yours and your society is superior to the others
D. None of these

A. popular culture
B. customs
C. material culture
D. non-material culture
E. culture relativism

A. Mountainous Areas
B. Great deserts
C. Lowlands of great river basins
D. None of these

A. All cultures agree on the importance of exclusive mother-infant interaction to encourage bonding in the first 15 to months of life.
B. Methods of caring for babies are linked to other elements of a society’s culture
C. No culture supports waking a sleeping infant
D. Pediatricians are trained to teach parents the one universally accepted set of best practices for raising an infant