Aspects of Culture

Question 1

Three types of ‘The’ in Culture

Answer 1

The What
The How
The Why

Question 2

This contains the actions, artifacts, language, and behaviour that characterize a given culture.

Answer 2

The What

Question 3

This identifies the processes that guarantee the transmission and dissemination of the contents.

Answer 3

The How

Question 4

This pinpoints the reason why individuals comply and the mechanisms that facilitate the performance of expected behaviour.

Answer 4

The Why

Question 5

It’s a social science that deals with human Interactions in formal and informal settings, provides the necessary momentum to complete the culture picture.

Answer 5

Sociology

Question 6

It refers to the gradual acquisition of the characteristics and norms of a culture or group by a person, another culture, etc.

Answer 6

Enculturation

Question 7

It is a good example of enculturation. The shock created by their birth culture is a product of their enculturation in the second culture

Answer 7

Culture Shock

Question 8

He is an English anthropologist, was the first to coin the term ‘culture’ in the eighteenth century.

Answer 8

E.B. Taylor

Question 9

They define it in this sence: “A culture is a historically derived system of explicit and implicit designs for living, which tends to be shared by all or specifically designed members of a group.”

Answer 9

Kluckhohn and Kelly

Question 10

This culture refers to similarities in wards and actions which can be directly observed.

Answer 10

Explicit Culture

Question 11

This culture exists in abstract forms which are not quite obvious.

Answer 11

Implicit Culture