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    This document outlines key concepts in culture, including: - Positive and negative reinforcement as well as sanctions can shape norms in a society. Deportation and persona non grata status may apply to severe norm violations. - Taboos and rituals can regulate behaviors, even in the absence of formal laws. In some cultures, dead bodies are exhumed after a year for further celebrations. - Culture consists of both material and nonmaterial elements like language, gestures, norms, and values that are shared within a society and influence human interactions and status/roles. - Cultural diffusion and changes occur through mechanisms like social media, globalization, subcultures, and pop culture, while high culture remains influential despite not

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    This document outlines key concepts in culture, including: - Positive and negative reinforcement as well as sanctions can shape norms in a society. Deportation and persona non grata status may apply to severe norm violations. - Taboos and rituals can regulate behaviors, even in the absence of formal laws. In some cultures, dead bodies are exhumed after a year for further celebrations. - Culture consists of both material and nonmaterial elements like language, gestures, norms, and values that are shared within a society and influence human interactions and status/roles. - Cultural diffusion and changes occur through mechanisms like social media, globalization, subcultures, and pop culture, while high culture remains influential despite not

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    This document outlines key concepts in culture, including: - Positive and negative reinforcement as well as sanctions can shape norms in a society. Deportation and persona non grata status may apply to severe norm violations. - Taboos and rituals can regulate behaviors, even in the absence of formal laws. In some cultures, dead bodies are exhumed after a year for further celebrations. - Culture consists of both material and nonmaterial elements like language, gestures, norms, and values that are shared within a society and influence human interactions and status/roles. - Cultural diffusion and changes occur through mechanisms like social media, globalization, subcultures, and pop culture, while high culture remains influential despite not

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    UCSP

    SUBJECT CODE | 09/14/2022


    GLORILUISE IZZIE GODINEZ 11HA-18

    Norms

    TOPIC OUTLINE: - Positive Reinforcement then once abused


    - Modern Political Scientists Negative may arise.
    - Culture - Both sanctions are efficient in the
    Philippines

    The government sometimes can be greedy. Taboos and Rituals


    - Deportation and Persona Non-Grata are
    granted to a person once violated.
    I-Witness: ‘Kutkot’ - If there is no law about the said situation it’s
    After a year, the dead body must be dug again for still a Taboo yet when the law is made it’s
    celebration. It is grander than birthdays or now Formal Norms
    weddings. Modern Taboos
    Culture - Having sexual intercourse with a dead
     Is Everything person
     Has it’s own life that is shared by most of Cultural Values
    the members
     Relationship to Society: the human - There are’s no right and wrong values
    interaction that shares common culture. - Different values
    - Influenced by Region and Belief (also a
    reason why there is a war)
    Not Visible is the most important since everything Status and Role
    we saw on the surface is not yet everything
    *Iceberg concept - Status is decided by the person (personal)
    - Role is decided by the Society
    Material and Nonmaterial Culture
    Diffusion
     Material – initial culture or tangible culture
     Nonmaterial – perception, attitude, and - Social Media is the better way nowadays
    value
    Mcdonaldization
    - A place is civilized when we see ‘McDonald’
    Elements of Culture - Based on the country

    Language – Culture Lag

    Saphir and Worf - Aboutto the material

    Language should not be controlled by Emotions Limitations of Global Theory


    Virtual Culture

    Non-Verbal Gestures – created a war due to - Perceptions of reality are different


    miscommunication - Cocomelon Babies
    Subculture

    Formal and Informal Norms – standards by the - From dominant culture divided now forming
    society a subculture
    Popculture

    Formal – school and government - Is Temporary


    Has a law for the punishment
    High Culture
    Informal – home setting - Even though it’s not dominant it’s always
    Depends on the norms set there
    - Not a concept of wealth
    Punctuality in Germany and Japan is formal

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