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Flashcard deck and scenario-based quiz covering culture, norms and sanctions, socialisation types, agents of socialisation, the looking-glass self and role-taking, cultural relativism vs ethnocentrism, subcultures/countercultures, and globalisation's effect on culture — for UCT SOC1001F Introduction to Sociology.

SOC1001F Culture, Socialisation and the Construction of Self Flashcards covers culture, norms, sanctions, socialisation types, agents of socialisation, the looking-glass self, role-taking, cultural relativism, ethnocentrism, subcultures, and globalisation's cultural effects through a flashcard deck and scenario-based q

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