UMO ANT 102 Exam #1 Question with verified answers
Anthropology - √√study of Humanity from Its evolutionary origins millions of years
ago to its current worldwide diversity
Socio-Cultural - √√Human Culture subfield
Linguistics - √√Language subfield
Archeology - √√Past Cultures subfield
Biological/Physical - √√Human origins and biological diversity subfield
Culture - √√Learned values beliefs and rules of conduct shared to some extent of a
society that govern their behavior with one another
Culture Is - √√Material Behavioral and ideological
Our lives are guided by a shared set of guidelines encoded with meaning in... -
√√symbols and behaviors
examples of behaviors - √√how we dress, define relationships with each other,
what we eat, how we talk to eachother, how we use the environment
examples of symbols - √√verbal and nonverbal that stands for something else
ex:American Flag
, what symbols do - √√Help sort and classify things, beliefs and behaviors
Cultural Meaning - √√All interactions are imbued with a SHARED meaning,
recognized by those that are a member of a community
distinguishing features of Antrhopology - √√Concept of culture, Comparative
perspective, Holistic Perspective, Applied anthropology
Concept of culture - √√Everything that people have think or do as a member of
soviety
Society shows - √√Cultural knowledge - Culture is a "map" on how to live and a
"design for living"
Culture is - √√Shared, learned, taken for granted (naturalized), influences,
biological processes, changes, universals, adaptive(and maladaptive), and are
integrated
Shared - √√Share/agree on cultural model and norms to enforce it
Culture shock - √√When a culture is not shared you experience it
Culture learned - √√Learned and transmitted informally/formally
Naturalized - √√Ideas/Behaviors embedded in a culture are regarded universally
as normal or natural(TAKEN FOR GRANTED)
Anthropology - √√study of Humanity from Its evolutionary origins millions of years
ago to its current worldwide diversity
Socio-Cultural - √√Human Culture subfield
Linguistics - √√Language subfield
Archeology - √√Past Cultures subfield
Biological/Physical - √√Human origins and biological diversity subfield
Culture - √√Learned values beliefs and rules of conduct shared to some extent of a
society that govern their behavior with one another
Culture Is - √√Material Behavioral and ideological
Our lives are guided by a shared set of guidelines encoded with meaning in... -
√√symbols and behaviors
examples of behaviors - √√how we dress, define relationships with each other,
what we eat, how we talk to eachother, how we use the environment
examples of symbols - √√verbal and nonverbal that stands for something else
ex:American Flag
, what symbols do - √√Help sort and classify things, beliefs and behaviors
Cultural Meaning - √√All interactions are imbued with a SHARED meaning,
recognized by those that are a member of a community
distinguishing features of Antrhopology - √√Concept of culture, Comparative
perspective, Holistic Perspective, Applied anthropology
Concept of culture - √√Everything that people have think or do as a member of
soviety
Society shows - √√Cultural knowledge - Culture is a "map" on how to live and a
"design for living"
Culture is - √√Shared, learned, taken for granted (naturalized), influences,
biological processes, changes, universals, adaptive(and maladaptive), and are
integrated
Shared - √√Share/agree on cultural model and norms to enforce it
Culture shock - √√When a culture is not shared you experience it
Culture learned - √√Learned and transmitted informally/formally
Naturalized - √√Ideas/Behaviors embedded in a culture are regarded universally
as normal or natural(TAKEN FOR GRANTED)
