Explain the difference between a subculture and a counterculture; give an example of each. What ...

Answer to q. 1

A subculture shares the overall culture society, but maintains a distinctive set of value, norms, and lifestyles; one example is the Greek system at universities. A counterculture has values, interests, beliefs, and lifestyles that conflict with those of the larger culture; one example is punkers.

Answer to q. 2

Values are shared ideas about desirable goals or standards. Norms are behaviors; they are shaped by values and the means for achieving goals.

Answer to q. 3

It argues that the grammar, structure, and categories embodied in each language affect how its speakers see reality.

Answer to q. 4

It is the study of the biological basis of all forms of human behavior.

Answer to q. 5

It is not the product of gene pools, but comes about through cultural evolution. Many aspects of culture are produced intentionally.

Answer to q. 6

Cultural relativity requires that each cultural trait be evaluated in the context of its own culture.

Answer to q. 7

Upper-class attitudes and knowledge (i.e., knowing the game of golf, knowing about fine wines, etc.).

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