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Explain which culture's values more closely match your own, and why.

Culture is defined by values, beliefs, social norms, expressive symbols, daily practices, and artifacts that shape one's identity and influence interactions with others.

Sample Response: The Haida people's values are more like my own because the Haida value compassion. I prefer when people are helpful and kind, but the Māori people seem to enjoy conflicts and competition more.

What did you consider as you answered the question? Check all that apply.
- Inferences about the Māori culture
- Inferences about the Haida culture
- My own values and preferences



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Final answer:

Culture shapes identity and influences interactions with others through values, beliefs, and daily practices.


Explanation:

Cultural Inventory: My personal cultural inventory includes values of caring and working together, social norms of acceptance and community traits, expressive symbols such as language, and daily practices focused on achieving necessities of life.

Learning Culture: I learned culture through childhood traditions, life experiences with different communities like the Inuit, and anthropological training that taught me to appreciate diverse cultures.

Cultural Impact: Culture influences my identity by shaping my self-image, views, and role in society, reminding me of the conflicts between my cultural self and the cultural Other.


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