APG 101 FINAL EXAM 2025
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The study of humanity. Study of all
aspects that make one human. The
Anthropology people who do this study culture,
language, and material in order to
properly study human processes
the study of the similarities and
Cultural
differences among living societies
Anthropology
and cultural groups
, a set of beliefs, practices, and
symbols that are learned and
shared. Together, they form an all-
Culture
encompassing, integrated whole
that binds people together and
shapes their worldview and lifeways
the view that while cultures differ,
they are not better or worse than
one another... the idea that we
cultural
should seek to understand another
relativism
person's beliefs and behaviors from
the perspective of their culture
rather than our own
, 1. Humans are born with the capacity
to learn the culture of any social
group. We learn culture both
directly and indirectly.
2. Culture changes in response to
both internal and external factors.
3. Humans are not bound by culture;
they have the capacity to conform
to it or not, and sometimes change
it.
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4. Culture is symbolic; individuals
Characteristics
create and share the meanings of
of Culture
symbols within their group or
society.
5. The degree to which humans rely
on culture distinguishes us from
other animals and shaped our
evolution.
6. Human culture and biology are
interrelated: Our biology, growth,
and development are impacted by
culture
QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT
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Terms in this set (68)
The study of humanity. Study of all
aspects that make one human. The
Anthropology people who do this study culture,
language, and material in order to
properly study human processes
the study of the similarities and
Cultural
differences among living societies
Anthropology
and cultural groups
, a set of beliefs, practices, and
symbols that are learned and
shared. Together, they form an all-
Culture
encompassing, integrated whole
that binds people together and
shapes their worldview and lifeways
the view that while cultures differ,
they are not better or worse than
one another... the idea that we
cultural
should seek to understand another
relativism
person's beliefs and behaviors from
the perspective of their culture
rather than our own
, 1. Humans are born with the capacity
to learn the culture of any social
group. We learn culture both
directly and indirectly.
2. Culture changes in response to
both internal and external factors.
3. Humans are not bound by culture;
they have the capacity to conform
to it or not, and sometimes change
it.
Six
4. Culture is symbolic; individuals
Characteristics
create and share the meanings of
of Culture
symbols within their group or
society.
5. The degree to which humans rely
on culture distinguishes us from
other animals and shaped our
evolution.
6. Human culture and biology are
interrelated: Our biology, growth,
and development are impacted by
culture
