Exploring culture and socialisation
Key words and definitions
Teacher recommended
?- Created by: Pete Langley - Get Revising founder
- Created on: 28-07-12 16:59
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Clues
- A way of life based on buying goods. Your purchases determine your identity. (8, 7)
- Situation where conforming to one set of norms conflicts with another. For example, a friend asks you a question in a lesson - if you respond you are disobeying the norms of the classroom; if you don't you are disobeying the norms of friendship. (4, 8)
- Situation where people's behaviour is directed by organisations who have that specific role eg the police. (6, 6, 7)
- Status that is earned or chosen eg being an A level student. (8, 6)
- Status that is fixed - eg gender, son, daughter. (8, 6)
- The customs and norms of the elite groups in society. In Britain this may include opera and ballet. (4, 7)
- The customs and norms of the majority of people in a society. In Britain this may watching TV and pop music. (7, 7)
- 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)
- The process of learning the culture of a social group. (13)
- The way societies manipulate and direct the behaviour of their members. (6, 7)
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