Your cultural background influences your behavior by providing you with a system of accepted ethics. These ethics form the culture's view of what is right and wrong, what is useful, what is a waste of time, etc.
you have different religions according to different cultures, or how you've been raised in a family. Maybe media, the environment your in or friends also have an affect on your beliefs.
Yes, behavior is the result of learned environment and practices.
The beliefs vary from one culture to another.
Organisation culture mean behaviour of the organisation i.e., individual behaviour within the organisation. Organisation in this universe is different from others in its culture.
norm = typically expected behaviour in the social or cultural world someone who does not conform to the norm is seen as weird culture = set of attitude, behaviour, or symbols (e.g.words,gestures) shared by a large group of people cultural norms = groups belief of what is an acceptable/ unacceptable way of thinking, feeling and behaving.
Sayings, gestures and behaviour particular to different cultures.A culture trait is the food, clothing , technology , beliefs, language , and / or tools that people of a culture share.
animism :))
morals learnt at a young age saying please and thank you, eating, staying away from danger, culture behaviour is similar to instinct behaviour however it is learnt on what to do for example the body needs to go to the toilet, but you are thought to use the restroom.
Tinking culture attitude behaviour etc.
An animalist is a believer in animalism, the belief in the dominance of man's animal nature of behaviour.
culture is broken
Some of the things that makes culture are belief and behavior.
A belief that male and female sexuality is the only natural or moral form of sexual behaviour.
a person's conduct, behaviour; culture.