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Culture/Subculture/Cults Review Vocabulary. Society Folkways Mores Questions What are the 5 Aspects of Culture? What is the importance of the Family? How does Genetics play a role in society?Explain the argument of Nature vs. Nurture. What is the difference between a positive sanction and a negative sanction? What is the difference between a formal sanction and an informal sanction? Explain the difference between Cultural Universal and Cultural Particular. There are 4 different types of subculture. Name and give an example of each type. Why do people join countercultures? How are hippies a type of counterculture? How are cults &religions similar and different? Name 3 different extreme cult examples. What are the characteristics of someone who might join a cult?
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1. The five aspects of culture are symbols, language, values, norms, and material culture.2. The family is important in society as it is the primary socialization agent for children.3. Genetics and environment both play a role in society.4. Positive sanctions are rewards given for good behavior, while negative sanctions are punishments for bad behavior.5. Formal sanctions are officially recognized and enforced, while informal sanctions are unofficial and enforced by social norms.6. Cultural universals are elements common to all human cultures, while cultural particulars are elements unique to a specific culture.7. The four types of subcultures are countercultures, conflict subcultures, withdrawal subcultures, and resistance subcultures.8. People join countercultures to express dissatisfaction with mainstream culture or to seek a sense of belonging.9. Hippies are a type of counterculture that rejected mainstream American values in the 1960s and 1970s.10. Cults and religions are similar in that they both involve a group of people with shared beliefs and practices, but they differ in their beliefs and practices.11. Examples of extreme cults include Heaven's Gate, Branch Davidians, and Aum Shinrikyo.12. Someone who might join a cult often has low self-esteem, is seeking a sense of belonging, or is vulnerable to manipulation.
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## Step 1The five aspects of culture are symbols, language, values, norms, and material culture. These elements work together to create a unique culture for each society.## Step 2The family is important in society as it is the primary socialization agent for children. It provides emotional support, economic support, and social support.## Step 3Genetics and environment both play a role in society. The nature vs. nurture debate discusses the relative importance of an individual's innate qualities (nature) and personal experiences (nurture) in determining or causing individual differences in physical and behavioral traits.## Step 4Positive sanctions are rewards given for good behavior, while negative sanctions are punishments for bad behavior.## Step 5Formal sanctions are officially recognized and enforced, while informal sanctions are unofficial and enforced by social norms.## Step 6Cultural universals are elements common to all human cultures, while cultural particulars are elements unique to a specific culture.## Step 7The four types of subcultures are countercultures, conflict subcultures, withdrawal subcultures, and resistance subcultures.## Step 8People join countercultures to express dissatisfaction with mainstream culture or to seek a sense of belonging.## Step 9Hippies are a type of counterculture that rejected mainstream American values in the 1960s and 1970s.## Step 10Cults and religions are similar in that they both involve a group of people with shared beliefs and practices, but they differ in their beliefs and practices.## Step 11Examples of extreme cults include Heaven's Gate, Branch Davidians, and Aum Shinrikyo.## Step 12Someone who might join a cult often has low self-esteem, is seeking a sense of belonging, or is vulnerable to manipulation.