ucsp

is the set of learned behaviors, attitudes and beliefs that characterizes a society or a people in a group.

• culture

• culture variation

• social change

• social difference

It encompasses both the tangible and intangible things of a population: It is a very powerful force that affects the lives of the members of society.

• culture variation

• social change

• culture

• social difference

people can adapt to their environment in non- genetic ways so people living in different environment will often have different cultures.

• social change

• culture

• social difference

• culture variation

refers to the rich diversity in social sciences from different cultures exhibit around the world.

• social difference

• culture variation

• culture

• social change

the way of life customs and ideas of a particular group of people within a society, which are different from the rest of that society.

• subculture

• high / popular culture

• counterculture

• ideal / real culture

a way of life and a set of ideas that are completely different from those accepted by most of society on the group of people who live this way.

• counterculture

• high / popular culture

• subculture

• ideal / real culture

relates to social inequalities and social class differentiation present in most societies.

• high / popular culture

• ideal / real culture

• subculture

• counterculture

can create discrimination among individuals on the basis of their social characteristics or background.

• social difference

• culture

• social change

• culture variation

although we are surrounded by different norms in all aspects of our lives

• subculture

• high / popular culture

• ideal / real culture

• counterculture

For example, if in a society, individuals with high status are given more respect and importance as compared to the poor or homeless people, then it is a social difference.

• culture variation

• social difference

• culture

• social change