Social Sciences, asked by joelmwita43, 10 months ago

All culture is learned but not everything learned is culture

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Answered by khushisingh4899

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All culture is learned, but not everything learned is culture. It includes all our actions and beliefs that are not transmitted by genes, but are transmitted (and stored) by symbols. Symbols are meaningless in themselves (intrinsically) unless they are given meaning by humans

Answered by tanishaharji2020

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Explanation:not everything we see on tv or other sources of media may be a wag of promoting our culture it may just be for entertainment or fashion..

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