In the United States, we often formalize norms into:

The distinction between elements of material and nonmaterial culture was made by sociologist:

Which of the following statements about norms is correct?

The term ethnocentrism was coined by sociologist:

While vacationing in Great Britain, you discover that the British drive on the "wrong" side of the road, are critical of your United States accent, and will not accept dollars in stores. You feel disoriented and out of place and thus are experiencing:
       

Older people living in housing for the elderly, workers in an offshore oil rig, rodeo cowboys, and circus performers-all are examples of what sociologists refer to as:

In a sense, xenocentrism is a reverse form of:

Which sociological perspective emphasizes that ethnocentrism serves to maintain a sense of solidarity by promoting group pride?

Which of the following argued that a capitalist society has a dominant ideology that serves the interests of the ruling class?

Which of the following is an aspect of culture?