Social-Conflict / Feminist Approach
social-conflict paradigm
Possibly the question is about the Indian(India) culture which has a caste system, whereby one is born into a particular caste and there remains. Castes are rated from upper caste to the lowest caste and there is only necessary social intercourse between them.
The relation between sportand culture that, they are simutanously inclusive to each other.Sport defines cultural traits in a given community.Different rituals magnifies the role of sport in one culture.
Culture clash is the misunderstandings, and disagreements between different cultures.ANSWER: Culture is learned. The clash is the unlearning and relearning of new cultures.
They have honor in their culture. They have managed to control illegal immigration in their country. due to sincereity,work culture and feeling of responsibility there are less crimes.They have positive approach for life. they have seen the expirence of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
social-conflict paradigm
an theoretical analysis on culture of Philippines as a third world country
The functionalist approach in sociology focuses on how different parts of society work together to maintain stability and harmony. It emphasizes the idea that each aspect of society serves a function that contributes to the overall well-being of the society as a whole. It views society as a system with interconnected parts that must function together to ensure its smooth operation.
Symbolic-interaction approach
For a culture that values collectivism, Collaboration is the best approach to conflict management.
Learning about culture and how it operates
Comparative approach: Comparing communication practices across different cultures to identify similarities and differences. Cultural immersion approach: Immersing oneself in a different culture to experience and understand their communication dynamics firsthand. Critical approach: Analyzing power dynamics, inequality, and social structures that influence intercultural communication. Discourse analysis approach: Examining the language and communication patterns within and across cultures to better understand how meaning is constructed.
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what people say about their own culture.
Symbolic-interaction approach
people to select religious beliefs and practices to suit their chosen identities
Structural-functional approach