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| -holistic study of humankind |
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| The set of learned behaviors and ideas, including beliefs, values, attitudes, and ideals that are characteristic of a particular group |
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Culture is
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-Adaptive
-Mostly intergrated (Patterned)
-Always Changing |
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| The ability to learn culture can be at what stage of life? |
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| The specifics of culture are learned. How? |
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| -from others, not biological |
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| -via experiences EX: lauguage |
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| Culture changes becuase it is... |
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| You cannot simply "___" ___ of a culture. |
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| Believing one's own group to be superior to other groups; judging others by the standards of one's own group |
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| The ability to appreciate and understand the worth of others' ways of doing things; understanding others' ideas in the context of their society |
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| A description of a people's beliefs, behaviors, values, ideals, practices... |
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| One who studies and writes about a group's ways |
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| Writing about a group in the present tense, even if the account is somewhat out-of-date |
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