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SOE1What is Culture?Culture is the system ofshared beliefs, values,customs, behaviors, andartifacts with which themembers of society use tounderstand their world andone another.
Slide 32SOE1Provide some examples of beliefs versus values versus customs, versus behaviors versus artifacts.Elizabeth Kozleskki, 11/15/2004
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