### social society | culture:

Different culture
* Different Cultures Create verbal and nonverbal rapport.
* Many different cultures exhibit a number of special purpose hieararchies
  - live on the equator
  - refer to some form of the ancient dish as part of their diet
* Most different culture has beliefs.
* Most different culture has different beliefs
* address the issue of violence and abuse differently.
* approach fatherhood in a variety of ways.
* believe different things about death and the afterlife
  - in different spiritual things
* can communicate.
* choose names for their children for a wide variety of reasons.
* combine music, dance and visual stimulation in their religious practices.
* create different world views, different systems of thought and knowledge.
* develop their own formal and informal ways of dealing with conflicts.
* develops methods.
* disagree on some particular normative moral judgments.
* enhance American hearts and spirits by sharing their customs and traditions.
* exist even in one country.
* experience time differently.
* express age in different ways
  - themselves in different ways
  - touch differently
* favor different means of negotiation and persuasion.
* grow various types of eggplant.
  - fundamental values
* have a different attitudes to the overlapped pregnancy and lactation.
* have different approaches to apologizing
  - prayer
  - behaviors, roles and norms
* have different concepts and rules of etiquette
  - of power
  - conventions for personal names
  - gestures
  - ideas about alphabetization of accented letters
  - legends about dragons
  - manners of dress
  - moral codes
  - myths and legends about the constellations
  - orders for a person 's family name and given name
  - perceptions of what is right and wrong
  - perspectives on family involvement in school
  - social etiquette
* have different standards of beauty, as do people within the same culture
  - modesty
  - susceptibilities to illnesses
  - theories and beliefs
  - value placed on gender
  - views of time
* have different ways of doing business
  - expressing themselves and their culture
  - formulating communication
  - understanding sex
  - differing attitudes to money and material things
  - diverse concepts of leadership
  - entirely different concepts about what's appropriate and what's a problem
* have many different beliefs
  - ways of consuming the domestic chicken
  - names for the seasons of the moon
* have their own languages, currencies, time zones, and address schemes
  - sets of values and ways of explaining natural phenomena
  - versions
  - variety of ways to teach
  - very different speaking styles
* hold wildly different conceptual models of the world.
* offer other proverbs that condone violence against and oppression of women.
* place different values on disclosure, from embracing it to discouraging it.
* present different settings and conditions for the expression of pain.
* produce certain things for one reason or another.
* regulate the display of emotion differently.
* see the sky differently as well.
* take different love vitamins.
* tend to have different communication habits and differing frames of reference
  - stress either images or words
* treat information in different ways.
* use different languages
  - sets of symbols or forms of symbolism
  - systems of dating
* view death differently
+ Family name
  * A 'family name' is a name shared by people in the same family. Different cultures have different orders for a person's family name and given name. In English, the family name is always at the end, so it is also called a last name or 'surname'. Children usually have the same family name as their father. A married woman often changes her family name to be the same as her husband.
+ Modesty, Different levels of modesty for different groups of people: Culture :: Clothing