Question

How can environments shape cultures' behaviors, norms, and beliefs?
@ganeshie8 @.Sam. @girlover @gorv @Auxuris @amberk123 @Andraste @Ariana2.love
@bibby @carinama @Dark_Riddles @DatOneChick13579 @edwardp @iambatman @ikram002p @imackey @Joel_the_boss @kohai @kaylamarie081 @kathlyn98 @kylieedeckahh @Librarian @Ley123 @Mimi_x3 @meg_72 @morganchavez @nincompoop @NaomiBell1997 @Outkast3r09 @Preetha @Power2Knowledge @Pleasehelpasap12345 @Purpleloverr @robtobey @Redneck1443 @rjr2713 @shrutipande9 @SmallTrick @sumanta @TheSmartOne @tejasvir @TheWalkingDeadFan123 @VicBrad5 @xo.minnie.xox

Answer 1

did not mean to close it. it was an accident

Answer 2

Do you really need to mass-tag?

Look at this
http://www.cognitionandculture.net/home/news/58-cfps/2391-social-norms-and-cultural-dynamics

Answer 3

sorry just need help!!!!!

Answer 4

can i get a shorter answer am very tired and do not have enough time to look at all that

Answer 5

yeah

Answer 6

mom wants me in bed in about 15min

Answer 7

please

Answer 8

a person livving in India will wear cotton clothes because of the hot environment

Answer 9

not good in writtiing

Answer 10

help u with basic points

Answer 11

it is talking about inuit people but have no idea who they are are what they did or what to say

Answer 12

you got any idea???

Answer 13

this is the question it gave me

Answer 14

Analyze three cultural practices of the Inuit that have been influenced by their environment. How can environments shape cultures' behaviors, norms, and beliefs?

Answer 15

Cultural differences are seen even between firms in same industry, between occupations that overlap, and between adjacent countries —groups that essentially share the same environment—so cultural patterns are not simply adaptations to different environments

Answer 16

thanks soo much

Answer 17

By this account, value-orientations, such as individualism or egalitarianism, are programmed by early socialization—formative experiences such as childrearing, schooling, or employee training. Once these values are inculcated, individuals, driven by their values, reproduced the culture’s characteristic patterns of behavior. Personal values operate cognitively like the self-concept, as chronically accessible,