People's way of life,belief,art,moral,law and custom

Different cultures have diverse (blank) so what are approved in the society maybe disapproved by others

Influenced by attitudes,members and values.

Unquestionable standards of what society considers as good and proper for social behavior

Includes etiquette,facial expressions speech and mannerisms

A non-instinctive method that includes ideas,emotion and voluntary produced symbols

It is the customs,habits,repetitive patterns expected behavior e.g courtship

Includes taboos,moral and ethical values

Formalized norms sanctioned by the state e.g constitutions.

Religious and political center of Bontoc

Physical objects made by man e.g cultural foods,dances,music instrument and games.

Includes music,philosophy and stories

Raw materials to produce foods,tools,clothing,shelter.One example of this is the Kabite System.

Smaller groups within the society that differ actions and behavior

Results from conflixt between longer society or a group e.g same sex marriage

System,customs,behavior,beliefs,knowledge creates through group interactions.

Unpleasant feeling when goes to new environment

Members if society or group consider its culture as superior.

Belief that one's own lifestyle,ideas or products are inferior and what's foreign is superior.

One's own time is more important than the past or future.

Views that cultural practices is neither good nor bad in itself and that us desirability depends upon their meaninv,value and function in the culture.

Spread of cultural characteristics for one group to another

Lifelong social experience by which individuals develop their human potential and learn culture.

Father of cultural antrophology

Foundation for the personality.It is the person's fairly consistent patterns of thinking,feelong and acting

Author of the looking glass self

Process through which we develop our sense of self based upon the reactions of other people to ourselves.

His theory was to show how the human self arises in the process of social interaction, especially by way of linguistic communication (“symbolic interaction”).

Part of the self that reflects our perception of what people think of us.

First school of life and love

A position that an individual occupies in a particular group or society.

Incorporates all the occupied status of an individual

Social position a person receives at birth or assumes involuntarily later in life.You have no choice like your race

position a person assumes voluntarily and reflects personal ability and efforts

The behavior expected of someone who holds a particular status.

Tension among roles