It is suggested here that the most logical set is of six cultural or social dimensions. These account for all systems of learned values and behaviour. All of these are systems within every social system. They are based on learned behaviour, which transcend the individuals who each learned parts of them. Like the physical dimensions of length and time, if any one dimension of culture is missing, by definition, all are missing.
Every individual manifests each of the six dimension of culture. .
Next , Back The technological dimension of culture is its capital, its tools and skills, and ways of dealing with the physical environment. It is the interface between humanity and nature. Remember, it is not the physical tools themselves which make up the technological dimension of culture, but it is the learned ideas and behaviour which allows humans to invent them, use them, and teach others about tools. . When a facilitator encourages a community build a latrine or well, new technology is introduced. The facilitator must be prepared to understand the effects on other dimensions of culture by the introduction of a change in the technological dimension. .