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| "social" refers to behavior that takes place in interaction with or with respect to other people |
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| The process of learning a culture and the patterns of its social system |
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| Things that are valued in a culture |
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| money, for instance, or prestige, political power, or opportunities for advancement--as well as things like crime and disease that are considered undesirable are often distributed to individuals through the social system |
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| limited understanding of the rest of the world. (living in the country and not knowing anything but country. |
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| limited understanding in social experiences (keeping your kids sheltered. |
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| the belief that your culture's ways of doing things are the best and that others differ from you |
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| the belief that cultures should not be compared with each other and that cultural features should be evaluated on how they contribute to success of society |
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| When Backman says compare A&B he wants |
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1. Define A
2. Define B
3. tell how A & B are alike
4. Tell how A & B differ |
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