2.2 Understanding Cultural Practices and Their Impact on Identity

Cards (51)

  • Match the cultural practice with its example:
    Rituals ↔️ Wedding ceremonies
    Customs ↔️ Shaking hands
    Traditions ↔️ Holiday celebrations
  • Language is the primary means through which cultural practices are shaped and transmitted
  • Wedding ceremonies are examples of rituals that reinforce cultural values.
    True
  • Language only reflects cultural values but does not influence them.
    False
  • Language preserves traditional stories, songs, and beliefs, ensuring cultural heritage
  • Language influences how individuals perceive their cultural identity as cultural practices evolve
    True
  • Customs foster respect and a sense of belonging within the community
    True
  • Traditions preserve cultural heritage and reinforce a shared sense of identity
    True
  • Match the cultural practice with its impact on identity:
    Rituals ↔️ Reinforces cultural values
    Customs ↔️ Shapes social interactions
    Traditions ↔️ Preserves cultural heritage
  • Tipping in restaurants is a widely accepted custom that shapes social interactions

    True
  • Cultural practices reflect shared values, beliefs, and experiences within a community

    True
  • Match the cultural practice with its role in shaping identity:
    Rituals ↔️ Reinforce cultural values
    Customs ↔️ Govern social interactions
    Traditions ↔️ Preserve cultural heritage
  • Cultural practices significantly shape an individual’s personal identity
  • What is the purpose of customs in shaping identity?
    Govern social interactions
  • Customs, like gift-giving protocols, foster mutual respect
  • How do cultural practices influence social identity?
    Shape social interactions
  • What is one challenge of balancing tradition and modernity?
    Adapting to societal norms
  • Cultural practices often represent cultural values and beliefs, influencing how individuals perceive themselves and others
  • What is the symbolic significance of dragon boat races in Chinese culture?
    Reinforces cultural values
  • How does language influence cultural identity over time?
    Reflects evolving practices
  • What social value does gift-giving etiquette promote in Chinese culture?
    Respect
  • How do cultural practices influence personal identity?
    By shaping values and beliefs
  • Language is used to express the symbolic meaning and significance of rituals
  • Rituals reinforce cultural values and strengthen communal bonds
  • Participating in cultural practices helps individuals internalize shared values
  • Customs define acceptable social behaviors and foster mutual respect
  • Wedding ceremonies are examples of symbolic actions with religious or ceremonial significance
  • What are cultural practices influenced by?
    Cultural values and beliefs
  • Dragon boat races in Chinese society are examples of cultural rituals
  • Language preserves traditional stories, songs, and beliefs passed down through generations
  • What role does language play in rituals?
    Express symbolic meaning
  • Participating in cultural practices helps individuals develop a sense of belonging.

    True
  • Gift-giving etiquette is an example of a tradition in Chinese culture.
    False
  • What are examples of traditions in Chinese culture?
    Holiday celebrations, storytelling
  • Match the cultural practice with its role of language:
    Traditions ↔️ Preserves traditional stories
    Customs ↔️ Defines social behaviors
    Rituals ↔️ Expresses symbolic meaning
  • By upholding cultural practices, individuals internalize the values and beliefs of their culture.

    True
  • Holiday celebrations in Chinese culture are examples of traditions
  • New cultural influences always enhance traditional values.
    False
  • Arrange the following cultural practices in order of their primary purpose:
    1️⃣ Traditions: Preserving cultural heritage
    2️⃣ Customs: Shaping social interactions
    3️⃣ Rituals: Reinforcing cultural values
  • What is the goal of navigating cultural differences during exchange?
    Bridging gaps in understanding