Values

4. adopting others’ beliefs as your own.
6. is a collective effort by a group of people to promote or resist social change.
9. is the process of expressing an idea or concept in a new or different way to improve clarity or understanding.
11. excessive preoccupation with oneself
12. sanction is an unofficial reward or punishment from friends, family, or people around you, like praise, a smile, or a frown.
14. sanction is an official reward or punishment given by an authority, like a government, school, or workplace, to enforce rules.

1. the fulfillment of one's hopes and ambitions.
2. is the application of scientific knowledge and tools to solve problems and improve human life.
3. control is how society keeps people following rules and behaving properly, using things like laws, norms, and sanctions.
5. means a reward or approval you get for doing something good or following rules. It’s like a “good job!” from others that encourages you to keep behaving well.
7. is a system of ideas and beliefs that shapes how individuals or groups understand and act in the world.
8. is the delay between changes in material culture (technology, inventions) and the slower adjustment of non-material culture (values, beliefs, norms).
10. is the process by which ideas, innovations, or cultural practices spread from one person or group to another.
13. a societal response that rewards or punishes behavior to enforce conformity to social norms and values