 Huxley, J. S. 1955. Guest Editorial: Evolution, Cultural and Biological. Yearbook of Anthropology, 2–25. For Huxley, the concept of culture contemplates artifacts, mentifacts, and sociofacts. A definition also explains that shared mentifacts, through artifacts, are called sociofacts. Sociofact also describes interpersonal interactions and social structures. This idea   has been related to memetics or the memetic concept of culture.
<meaning-changed>  Huxley, J. S. 1955. Guest Editorial: Evolution, Cultural and Biological. Yearbook of Anthropology, 2–25. For Huxley, the concept of culture contemplates artifacts, mentifacts, and sociofacts. A definition also explains that shared mentifacts, through artifacts, are called sociofacts. Sociofact also describes interpersonal interactions and social structures. This idea   has been related to memetics or the memetic concept of culture.
 In other words, cultural traits can be categorized into three interrelated components: has been related to memetics or the memetic concept of culture.