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| GROUP THAT SHARES VALUES, NORMS, AND BEHAVIORS THAT ARE NOT SHARED BY THE ENTIRE POPULATION |
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| CLASS RING AND BALD EAGLE |
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| SOCIOLOGIST WHO IDENTIFIED A SET OF 15 VALUES THAT ARE CENTRAL TO THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE |
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| EXTREME SELF-CENTEREDNESS |
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| NORM THAT DESCRIBES SOCIALLY ACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR BUT DOES NOT HAVE GREAT MORAL SIGNIFICANCE |
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| PROCESS OF SPREADING CULTURAL TRAITS FROM ONE SOCIETY TO ANOTHER |
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| TENDENCY TO VIEW ONE'S OWN CULTURE OR GROUP AS SUPERIOR TO OTHERS |
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| GROUP OF INTERDEPENDENT PEOPLE ORGANIZED TO SHARE A COMMON CULTURE AND FEELING OF UNITY |
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| NORM THAT HAS MORAL SIGNIFICANCE ATTACHED TO IT |
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| EXAMPLES OF CULTURAL UNIVERSALS |
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| SOCIAL HISTORIAN WHO CONSIDERED NARCISSISM A PERSONALITY DISORDER |
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| PROCESS BY WHICH CULTURES BECOME MORE AND MORE ALIKE |
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| EFFICIENCY AND PRACTICALITY |
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| EXAMPLES OF AMERICAN VALUES |
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| AN ASPECT OF CULTURE THAT CHANGES LESS RAPIDLY THAN OTHER ASPECTS OF THE SAME CULTURE |
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| SHARED BELIEF ABOUT WHAT IS GOOD OR BAD, RIGHT OR WRONG, DESIRABLE OR UNDESIRABLE |
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| ORGANIZATION OF WRITTEN OR SPOKEN SYMBOLS INTO A STANDARDIZED SYSTEM |
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| FEATURE COMMON TO ALL CULTURES THAT IS DEVELOPED TO ENSURE THE FULFILLMENT OF SOME NEEDS OF SOCIETY |
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| BELIEF THAT CULTURES SHOULD BE JUDGED BY THEIR OWN STANDARDS |
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| SOCIOLOGIST WHO SUGGESTED THAT EDUCATION IS A CORE AMERICAN VALUE |
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| COMMITMENT TO THE FULL DEVELOPMENT OF ONE'S PERSONALITY, TALENTS, AND POTENTIAL |
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