3-1 Basis for Culture

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-S.2.1 Define culture and identify the material and non-material components of culture. S.2.2 Explain the differences between the concepts: culture and society. S.2.3 Identify and apply elements of nature vs. nurture in explaining human social behavior.

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nature vs nurture

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Relier Pairs 3-1 Basis for CultureVersion en ligne -S.2.1 Define culture and identify the material and non-material components of culture. S.2.2 Explain the differences between the concepts: culture and society. S.2.3 Identify and apply elements of nature vs. nurture in explaining human social behavior. par Lance Hiles 1 For future study: sociologists want to study issues like stepfathers being more likely than biological fathers to _____ in their families. 2 Some _____ could be labelled as superior or inferior, if we place too much significance on genetics, which is a common criticism of sociobiology. 3 Animals are dependent on _____ for survival (inherited behaviors), but they do not help human babies enough to survive. 4 The mental structure for _____ is present at birth; _____ would not even be possible if people did not have an instinct to learn certain things. 5 Genetics & Environment affecting behavior: parents with _____ provide their children a stimulating environment, but _____ is also influenced by genes 6 Nurture versus Nature means that personality & intelligence are formed through the interaction between _____ factors. 7 Culture explains what people do and don’t do, what they like and dislike, & what they value and discount, also known as human _____ . 8 Within the U.S., we have _____ culture, which involves skyscrapers, cars, cell phones, and computers. 9 A society’s _____ is their whole culture, and it is the basis for their human behavior. 10 The values, knowledge, customs, & physical objects, that are taught from generation to the next, is known as _____ . 11 Culture must be _____, using mental outlines called schemas, since we are not born knowing our culture. 12 Social Behavior is not controlled by _____ , which are inherited & automatic reactions to physical stimuli. 13 _____ have the same genes and are used to prove the effects of genetics & environment on behavior. 14 Since some women do not want children, and some women abuse their children, we know there is no instinct for _____ . 15 Since _____ use sticks to pull ants from anthills, sociobiologists do not draw a line between them and humans. 16 _____ applies natural selection to the evolution of social behavior, so behaviors that help people are considered genetic, like education& friendship. 17 _____ is a group of people living in a defined territory, while culture is the values, customs, & objects passed on from generation to generation. 18 American culture includes family systems, rules, beliefs, capitalism, & customs, also known as _____ culture. 19 If people were only controlled by instincts, we would all act _____ , but our cultural contexts are different, so we learn different languages. 20 If behavior was explained only by biology, there would be no _____ between societies, which is a common criticism of sociobiology.

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