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The Organization of Culture While the Culture of a group is an integrated network of folkways, mores, system of beliefs and institution patterns, it can be broken into simple units or elements called cultural traits. A cultural trait, either, of a material culture pr non- material culture, represent a single element or a combination of elements relate to a related to a specific situation. Examples of cultural trait are kissing the hands of the elders after Sunday mass and at Angelus. Cluster of culture trait are known as culture complexes which, in turn group together to form a culture pattern. Culture is transmitted to: 1. Enculturation. It is the process of learning culture of one’s own group. 2. Acculturation. It is the process of learning some new traits from another culture. 3. Assimilation. Is the term used for process in which an individual entirely loses any awareness of his/her previous

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Page 1: The Organization of Culture

The Organization of Culture

While the Culture of a group is an integrated network of folkways, mores, system of beliefs and

institution patterns, it can be broken into simple units or elements called cultural traits. A cultural trait,

either, of a material culture pr non- material culture, represent a single element or a combination of

elements relate to a related to a specific situation. Examples of cultural trait are kissing the hands of the

elders after Sunday mass and at Angelus. Cluster of culture trait are known as culture complexes which,

in turn group together to form a culture pattern.

Culture is transmitted to:

1. Enculturation. It is the process of learning culture of one’s own group.

2. Acculturation. It is the process of learning some new traits from another culture.

3. Assimilation. Is the term used for process in which an individual entirely loses any

awareness of his/her previous group identity and takes on the culture and attitudes of

another group.