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How does cultural diversity arise within society?
Culture diversity is a result of different values and beliefs. Religion and location can also impact cultural diversity within societies.
How does cultural diversity arise in society?
cultural diversity arises in society through the different kind of food u can eat from each culture and be in a class with people who are from different cultures. also through traditions different cultures have.
What actions do not work in changing a culture?
Using mandates or force does not work in changing a culture. Movements that arise within the culture will more often often work from within to change culture.
What misperceptions about US culture might exist as a result of global media and communication?
Some misperceptions about US culture that may arise from global media and communication include the belief that all Americans are wealthy, that life in the US is glamorous and effortless, and that everyone in the US is individualistic and self-centered. These portrayals in media can oversimplify the diversity and complexity of American society.
What problems can arise in marriages across borders?
The common problem in cross border marriages is culture differences. It is difficult to adapt to strange culture thereby causing problems within the family.
What is clonal diversity?
Clonal diversity refers to the genetic variation within a population of genetically identical individuals, known as clones. This diversity can arise through mutations, epigenetic changes, or genetic recombination during reproduction. Clonal diversity is important for the adaptability and resilience of clonal populations to changing environments.
What is primary culture conflict theory and what is secondary culture conflict theory?
Primary culture conflict theory emphasizes conflicts between different cultures, often due to differing values, beliefs, and practices. Secondary culture conflict theory focuses on conflicts within a single culture that arise due to internal divisions, such as generational, socioeconomic, or ideological differences.
What is composed of cells that arise from a single colony?
A multicellular organism is composed of cells that arise from a single colony, originating from a single fertilized egg or zygote. Each cell in the organism contains the same genetic material but can differentiate and specialize to perform specific functions within the organism.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of living in a multiracial society?
Advantages of living in a multiracial society include increased diversity, cultural exchange, and opportunities for cross-cultural understanding. However, challenges may arise from discrimination, stereotypes, and cultural clashes resulting from differing beliefs and practices. Overall, embracing diversity and promoting inclusivity can lead to a more vibrant and tolerant society.
How in your life created a subculture of your own?
I have not personally created a subculture, but subcultures usually form when a group of individuals share a common interest, style, or ideology that sets them apart from mainstream culture. Subcultures can arise organically and evolve over time through shared activities, values, and beliefs that bond its members together. It is important for subcultures to maintain their distinct identity while also allowing for growth and diversity within the group.
Fibers arise from the sensory apparatus within the inner ear?
Vestibulocochlear
What is culture of impunity?
Culture of impunity refers to a societal environment where people believe they can get away with wrongdoing without facing consequences or punishment. This can arise from a lack of accountability, weak rule of law, or entrenched corruption, leading to a cycle of lawlessness and disregard for justice.
