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deviate from those guidelines.
d. Cultures encourage emotional reactions to similar situations but cannot control emotional
intensity.
8. How are the terms morality and piety related in this text?
a. Piety is a form of morality.
b. Morality is a form of piety.
c. Morality controls relationships between people, while piety controls relationships with the
supernatural.
d. Both are kinds of beliefs.
9. Etiquette is best defined as _______________.
a. rules that define good and bad treatment of other people.
b. rules about religious obligations.
c. rules that govern manners and define what are considered courteous or civil ways of
communicating.
d. any kind of value.
10. Which of the following is NOT a cultural universal?
a. youthful vitality and health are regarded as sexually attractive.
b.parents are expected to care for their young.
c.play and play-fighting function to establish status hierarchies.
d.a preference among men for women with high social status as mates.
Matching Exercise - Chapter 2: Culture
1. society
2. culture
3. subculture
4. ethnic group
5. ideology
6. belief
7. emotion
8. attitude
9. values
10. morality
11. etiquette
12. piety
13. aesthetics
14. real culture
15. ideal culture
16. acculturation
17. assimilation
1 8. culture shock
19. ethnocentrism
20. cultural relativism
21. super-organic
a. the idea that culture is a system that is governed by rules that are not explainable in
terms of human biology but that must be studied as a phenomenon in its own right to
identify the lawful characteristics that govern cultural processes
b. feelings about what should be considered good, bad, moral, or immoral; the ideals that