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	Cultural diffusion is most likely to be the subject of material culture initially being culturally borrowed as opposed to nonmaterial culture.

	True False

	Cultural leveling is slowly moving throughout the world.
	Cultural leveling is slowly moving throughout the world.
	True False

	Culture is extremely obvious to us in our day to day interactions.

	True False

	A person who is ethnocentric makes a sincere effort to understand other cultures in those cultures' own terms.

	True False

	There's nothing "natural" about material culture.
	There's nothing "natural" about material culture.
	True False

	Symbols include: language, gestures, norms, and objects.
	Symbols include: language, gestures, norms, and objects.
	True False

	Language allows culture to exist.
	Language allows culture to exist.
	True False

	Subcultures are a world within the larger world of the dominant culture.

	True False

	Values often cluster together.
	Values often cluster together.
	True False

	In cultural lag, nonmaterial culture changes at a slower pace than the material culture, thus creating a void in what many people could actually accomplish if they kept pace with technology.

	True False

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Cultural diffusion is most likely to be the subject of material culture initially being culturally borrowed as opposed to nonmaterial culture.

Cultural leveling is slowly moving throughout the world.

Culture is extremely obvious to us in our day to day interactions.

A person who is ethnocentric makes a sincere effort to understand other cultures in those cultures' own terms.

There's nothing "natural" about material culture.

Symbols include: language, gestures, norms, and objects.

Language allows culture to exist.

Subcultures are a world within the larger world of the dominant culture.

Values often cluster together.

In cultural lag, nonmaterial culture changes at a slower pace than the material culture, thus creating a void in what many people could actually accomplish if they kept pace with technology.