Society, Culture, & Subculture (INC)

Question 1

material culture

Answer 1

The physical and technological aspects of people’s lives, including all the physical objects that members of a culture create and use

Question 2

non-material culture

Answer 2

People’s values, beliefs, philosophies, conventions, and ideologies: in short, all the aspects of a culture that do not have a physical existence

Question 3

Non-material aspects of culture

Answer 3

Values
Norms
Folkways
Mores
Laws
Sanctions

Question 4

cultural capital

Answer 4

A body of knowledge and interpersonal skills that helps people to get ahead socially, which often includes learning about and participating in high culture

Question 5

high culture

Answer 5

The set of preferences, tastes, and norms that are characteristic of, or supported by, high status groups, including fine arts, classical music, ballet, and other ‘highbrow’ concerns

Question 6

Popular culture

Answer 6

aka mass culture, culture of ordinary people. includes objects, preferences, tastes that are widespread in society. includes popular music, goods/services for mass market, movies, tv, fashion trends

Question 7

culture

Answer 7

a complex collection of values, beliefs, behaviours, and material objects shared by a group and passed on from one generation to the next