Culture and Health Flashcards

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What are the categories of culture?

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  • Material culture
  • non-material culture
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What is material culture and what does it include?

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  • Material culture refers to the physical or tangible aspects of a culture.
    It includes
  • Artifacts
  • Architecture
  • Technology
  • Food and Drink
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What is non-material culture and what does it include?

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  • Non-material culture refers to the non-physical or abstract aspects of a culture. It includes:
  • Language
  • Values and Beliefs
  • Customs and Traditions
  • Social Norms
  • Music and Dance
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How are culture, ethnicity, and race related?

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A culture can be a combination of ethnicity and race but are not synonymous.

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Define culture.

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  • Culture is a complex and dynamic system of values, beliefs, customs, traditions, and practices that are shared by a group of people.
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Define ethnicity.

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Ethnicity is a social construct that refers to a group of people who share a common ancestry.

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Define race.

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  • Race is a social construct that refers to a group of people who share physical characteristics, such as skin color, hair texture, and facial features.
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What are the key differences between culture, ethnicity, and race in terms of shared values vs. shared ancestry?

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Culture is based on shared values and practices, while ethnicity is based on shared ancestry and heritage.
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What are the key differences between culture, ethnicity, and race in terms of acquired vs. ascribed?

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Culture is acquired through experience and socialization, while ethnicity and race are often ascribed at birth.

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How do culture, ethnicity, and race intersect in terms of cultural identity?

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Culture can shape ethnic and racial identity, and vice versa.

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How do culture, ethnicity, and race intersect in terms of power dynamics?

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Culture, ethnicity, and race can intersect with power dynamics, with certain groups experiencing privilege or disadvantage.

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What is a key characteristic of culture, ethnicity, and race in terms of complexity?

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All three concepts are complex and multifaceted, but culture can be particularly dynamic and context-dependent.

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How do culture, ethnicity, and race intersect in terms of cultural practices?

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Ethnic and racial groups often have distinct cultural practices and traditions.

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What is the importance of culture in shaping identity and sense of belonging?

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  • Culture helps us understand who we are, where we come from, and how we fit into the world.
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What is the importance of culture in influencing behavior and decision-making?

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  • Culture shapes our values, norms, and customs, guiding our actions and choices. It helps us understand what is acceptable and unacceptable behavior and provides a framework for evaluating right and wrong.
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What is the importance of culture in providing a sense of community and social support?

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Culture brings people together and creates a sense of belonging and connection. It helps us develop relationships, build trust, and cooperate with others, providing a support system that helps us cope with challenges and difficulties.

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What is the importance of culture in promoting creativity and innovation?

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  • Culture provides a framework for artistic expression, music, dance, and other forms of creative expression (art and expression component).
  • It helps us develop new ideas, products, and services that improve our lives and the world around us (technology component).
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What is the importance of culture in supporting economic development?

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  • Culture provides a framework for entrepreneurship, innovation, and job creation.
  • It helps us develop skills, knowledge, and expertise that are valuable in the marketplace and supports the development of industries, such as tourism, arts, and crafts.