Chapter 13 Flashcards

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subculture

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group whose members share significant beliefs and common preferences

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high-context culture

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group members tend to be tightly knit; infer meanings that go beyond the spoken word

ex: gestures and symbols are heavily used

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low-context culture

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more literal

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acculturation

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process of movement and adaptation to one country’s cultural environment by a person from another country

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acculturation agents

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people and institutions that teach the ways of a culture

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progressive learning model

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people gradually learn a new culture as they increasingly come in contact w it

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7
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host culture

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new culture

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warming

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transforming objects and places into that feel cozy, hospitable, and authentic

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deethnicization

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product we link to a specific ethnic group detaches itself from its roots and appeals to other groups as well

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hispanic

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people of many different backgrounds

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ambicultural

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somewhere in the middle of two cultures

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12
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spiritual-therapeutic model

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13
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megachurches

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serve 2000+ on a sunday

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14
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halal

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15
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fertility rate

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number of births per year per 1000 women of childbearing age

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16
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extended family

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three generations who live together

17
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nuclear famuily

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mother, father, and one or more children

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household

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any people under the same roof

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voluntarily childless

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don’t have kids on purpose

20
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DINKS

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double income no kids

21
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cohabitate

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live together without being married is on the rise

22
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boomerang kids

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kids who come back home after college

23
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sandwhich generation

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support those above them and those below them

24
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family life cycle (FLC)

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combines trends in income and family composition w the changes these demands place on this income

four variables:

  • age
  • marital status
  • presence or absence of children
  • ages of children, if present
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age cohort
consists of people of similar ages who have similar experiences Ex: common memoris, important historical events
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material parenting
parents often reward their kids w products and punish them by taking things away
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parental yielding
parental decision maker "surrenders" to a child's request
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autonomy versus belonging
teens need to acquire independence so they try to break away from families, but need to attach to a support structure (peers) to avioid being alone
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rebellion v conformity
teens need to rebel against social standards of appearance and behavior, yet they still need to be accepted by others
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idealism v pragmatism
teens view adults as hypocrites, and themselves as sincere
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narcissism v intimacy
teens tend to obsess about their appearance and needs, but feel the desire to connect w others on a meaningful level
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gen z
kids who were born in the late 1990s to early 2000s (start entering college now); most diverse; independant and gravitate to stores like Free People; idols are "self-made"
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gen y
millennials, echo commers; important to maintain a positive outlook on life; 1986-2002; footloose and connected to peers; always on the go; appearal not as important agents stress teamwork; not into tabacco; trust mom and dad; multitaskers; thumb culture
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3 major focuses of experience for gen y
economy: go-getters; women in particular professional image and men "frat-boy" (money, gaming, and sports); overeducated and underemployed; in minority; tech still a must-have gobalization: experience new cultures; less invested in current job go to foreign countries; actually on desired career path "foodies" social media: avid posters and constantly blog about experiences
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gen x
1965-1985;laziness; grown up and responsible for a lot
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baby boomers
subculture cosists of ppl whose parents established families following the WWII; "woodstock generation"
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perceived age
how old a person feels
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consumer identity renaissance
redefiniton process people undergo when they retire - revived: revitalization of previous identities - emergent: pursuit of entirely new life projects
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geodemography
analytical techniques that combine data on consumer expenditures and other socioeconomic factors w geographic info about the areas in which ppl live to identify consumers who share common consumption patterns