Exploring culture and socialisation

1. The customs, norms and values shared across national boundaries. This is result of globalisation and is often thought to be dominated by American culture. (6, 7)
6. A particular position in society and the amount of respect attached to it. (6)
7. Motivating someone by giving them something they desire eg parent smiling at baby. (7)
8. A culture within a larger culture that possesses some of its own norms and values but shares others with the wider society. Examples might be British Muslims or goths. (10)
10. An item that is used to enhance the way others view a person - so they give them more respect. (6, 6)

2. The way of life of a social group including its norms, customs and meanings. (7)
3. The parts we play in social life - son, daughter, student, teacher and so on. (5)
4. The customs and norms of the elite groups in society. In Britain this may include opera and ballet. (4, 7)
5. Motivating someone by punishment eg a teacher giving a detention. (9)
9. Accepted ways of behaving in particular situations. For example, pupils to do their homework (5)

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