Mentifacts, Artifacts, and Sociofacts Show That, Regarding Culture

question 16

Multiple Choice

Mentifacts, artifacts, and sociofacts show that, regarding culture

• A)both material and non-material elements must be taken into account.
• B)usually artifacts of material culture are more important in understanding culture.
• C)non-material values such as religious beliefs and economic principles are the most important elements.
• D)built structures tell us more about culture than handshakes or tips of the hat.

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Definitions:

Public Interest

Concerns of the public as a whole, representing the welfare and rights of the community in general.

Aggregation

The process of combining or collecting individual units, items, or data points to form a sum or a whole.

Public Service

A service provided by the government to its citizens, either directly or through financing private entities, to meet a public need.

Recurrent Themes

Ideas or motifs that appear repeatedly within a specific context, such as a literary work, discussion, or area of study.