Sociology Project by SmallMonkey JohnDeere https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa Ę̵͕͙̻̭̹͚͉̠̟̘̹̓̅̄͂̇ͅḯ̶̻̮̭̜̣̖̻̤̭̓͛̇̾̕͝ͅͅţ̸͓̮̳̲̘̤͖̫͊́̕h̸̨̢̡͍͉͕͎͙͕̘͒̉̉á̷͙̲̲͓̗̘̝̺͈̬͉̀̎̓́̿̏ņ̵̠̻̞̤̳̳̗͎̣̩̙͂̐̒͐ͅ ̴̳͙͕̮̆͜B̴̡̡͕̳̫́̓͛̋̈́̈́̃̕͘͝r̴̨̨̢̬̬̭͕̜̪̙̱̼̫̳͔̀̓̄͒͛̈́̃̈́̑̆̚̚̕o̸̡̧̧̱͓̟̼̤͉̻͚͖̹̍̌͑̃̇̚ͅͅw̷̪̙̬͑̀̈́́͗͌͌͌̄̐͌̔͂͘̕ṅ̶̢̥̖̯̒̃͆́́̀̉́̚͜͝,̴͚͛͒͑͌͗́̊̄̀̈́̈́́̈ ̷̳̻̺̙̬̺̗̑͐̓̿̃̈̉͛̾̒̎͝Ţ̴̢̛̠͍͉͖̳͍̳̠̯̟̖̫̌̈̈̄̾́̉͋̏̕̚͜y̴̗͐̚͠l̵̜̬͖͉̪͇̯̝̇̋͊̿͑͆̈́̂͐͆̀̄̽ȩ̴͇̭̤̬̻̼͓̪̱̈́͌̃̿͗͘͠͝͝͝r̶̲̽̌̎̊͆̓͛̑̈̌ ̵̪͆͑͝B̶̧̧̛̩͇͖͕̟̲̜̔̐̈́̿̂̈́̈́̍͆́͝͠ŗ̸͕̮̫͎̤̗̲͍̩̠̬̯̐́̿̉͝u̴͍̠̓͒c̷̡̛͎͉̙͈̳̒͐̆̒̀́̋̈́͗̿͆̚͜è̵̡̧͕̦̹͕̱̜̱,̶̱̩̬͇̮̿ ̴̢̎̈́̋͊̋̅͌̽́͝D̸̗̖͍͇̫̣͇̰͙̺̀̓͐̊͗̈́̾̌͛̑̐͜ͅͅJ̴̧̨̗̗̫͎̖̮̖͍̬̯̭͎̟͐͐̽ ̸̛̣̥͓̱̹̘̓́̑̀͊͂̓̍M̷͇͎͋̒̿̾͊̄̃̀̔͋͊̓̆̕͝o̷̡̺̱̣͍̝̟̎͊̈́͂́̂̊͆̓͊̍̑̕͠͝ͅṫ̵̢̧̛͕̗̦͎̝͖͉̹̮͔̒̓̐̀͐̈́͌̊̈̎̓̊ȇ̴̢̘̲͉̹̼͕̝̓͊̌̀̀̂̎̂͊̊̽̀͘̚n̸̹̩̳̰͕̬̖̣̺̄̌̀̉̐́̔̊̄̌̿̚͝ en-us 2018-10-31 15:29:33 UTC 2018-11-02 14:16:21 UTC hello@padlet.com 1.) What are three basic types of norms? https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299036120 Folkways, Mores, and Taboos are the 3 basic norms. Another example would be laws.]]> 2018-10-31 15:34:03 UTC https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299036120 2.) Compare and contrast norms and values. Create a Venn diagram. https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299036263 Values: sets of beliefs an individual has to guide their behavior. (created by individuals)

Norms: codes of conduct set by a society. (created by society)

Both: both influence how we act and influence each other.]]> 2018-10-31 15:34:16 UTC https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299036263 3.) Find 2 unusual norms in differing nations. https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299036716 2018-10-31 15:35:01 UTC https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299036716 4.) What are formal and informal sanction? https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299036891 Sanctions can either be positive or negative, they can arise from either formal or informal. Informal sanction may include shape, ridicule, sarcasm, criticism, and disapproval. Formal sanction are actions that legalized and official in nature and enforced by a authoritative force.]]> 2018-10-31 15:35:22 UTC https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299036891 5.) How might a formal sanction become an informal sanction? https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299037079 If those who are carrying out the punishment for a sanction let personal belief get in the way, they could treat the person being punished with informal sanction (ex: police officer calling someone names while arresting them.)]]> 2018-10-31 15:35:45 UTC https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299037079 6.) Name an important American value and explain how it’s affects life in our society? https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299037290 2018-10-31 15:36:07 UTC https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299037290 7.)What is material and non material culture? https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299037639 Non-Material culture is based off of thoughts or ideas the public upholds. Material culture is the ideas or beliefs that we have about the usage, consumption, and trade of objects we possess.]]> 2018-10-31 15:36:42 UTC https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299037639 8.) What is a example of the gap between ideal and real culture? https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299037914 An example of ideal culture would be a non-discriminatory country but in real culture there is still discrimination. ]]> 2018-10-31 15:37:12 UTC https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299037914 9.) What are three reasons that culture changes? https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299039077 The first cause of culture change is discovery the process of finding something that already exists for example many women were unrecognized in their athletic abilities, and over the time these things changed and now women are treated equal. Inventions is the creation of something new, many things we have now have helped shaped our lives, for example we have many new technological devices that help us with everyday life. The last cause is diffusion is the process by which one culture or society borrows from another culture or society, food is a good example because many food items are used all over the world.]]> 2018-10-31 15:39:12 UTC https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299039077 10.) Define counterculture and provide an example of a counterculture group in our nation currently or in the past. https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299039517 Counterculture is a way of life and set of attitudes opposed to or at variance with the prevailing social norm. In the 1960’s a big movement of counterculture started known as hippies, white people from the middle class. This took over and began to spread within the country, this suddenly ended in the 70’s]]> 2018-10-31 15:39:59 UTC https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299039517 11.) Define ethnocentrism https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299040135 Evaluation of other cultures according to preconceptions originating in the standards and customs of one’s own culture]]> 2018-10-31 15:40:53 UTC https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299040135 What are some dangers of extreme ethnocentrism? https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299040402 Many people think ethnocentrism leads us and makes false assumptions about the cultural differences, when really it’s the belief in the inherent superiority of ones own ethnic group of culture. People use ethnocentrism to make assumptions about a group of people’s culture for example many people think if you live in a big house you’re automatically rich but sometimes that’s far from the truth. This causes a problem in our society because we don’t understand and make judgments off of our knowledge.

]]> 2018-10-31 15:41:16 UTC https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299040402 What are cultural universals and why do they exist? https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299040629 2018-10-31 15:41:39 UTC https://padlet.com/bruce_2327/toezjzmp3toa/wish/299040629