how culture is woven in the fabric of society?
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Socialisation instills in a person the cultural standards and values that guide our daily activities.
- Culture and society involve two distinct entities. Culture resembles a heap on a rug, with differentiating colours, surfaces, lengths, and components, while society resembles twist and weft strings keeping the floor covering together.
- Understanding the societal minimum criteria explains why one should do or believe in something. Culture does not provide a basis for engaging with people not sharing a culture's history and values.
- Culture instills values in next-generation and society's young people are socialized in a unique way. However, socialisation, is basically the same regardless of culture, but its essence is influenced by cultural and traditional factors.
- Social behaviour is essentially unaffected by our society and beliefs. In all Western cultures, socialization is achieved by a combination of family, friends, media, religion, and society.
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