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    INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY

    LECTURE SLIDE-6
    COURSE CODE: ANT-101
    COURSE TUTOR : DR SNIGDHA REZWANA
    GLOBALIZATION & DIFFUSION
    CULTURAL
    VARIATION
    SUBCULTURE

    culture, subculture, counterculture


    COUNTER
    CULTURE
    CULTURAL
    SHOCK

    Culture shock refers to the impact of


    moving from a familiar culture to one that
    is unfamiliar. This impact includes the
    anxiety and feelings (such as surprise,
    disorientation, uncertainty, and confusion) felt
    when a person must adapt to a different and
    unknown cultural or social environment

    cultural shock vedio


    NORMS & VALUES

    Norms: Stablished standards of behaviour


    maintained by society. Formal norms and
    Informal Norms.

    Values: Cultural values are collective conceptions


    of what is considered to be good, desirable and
    proper.
    THANK YOU

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