Across
- 3. The concept of physical or virtual location where human interactions take place
- 4. The level of society involving personal, face-to-face interactions with family and peers
- 6. A generaliSed, oversimplified belief or image held about a particular social group
- 7. The level of society involving large-scale national or global structures, governments, and media
- 8. Research methodologies that rely on statistical, numerical data collection
- 10. Shared expectations and unspoken rules that guide behavior within a social group
- 11. The lifelong process through which individuals learn the values and skills of their culture
- 12. Evaluating or judging another culture based on the standards of one's own culture
- 13. Expected behaviours, rights, and obligations associated with a specific position in society
Down
- 1. The transitional life stage between childhood and adulthood focused on identity formation
- 2. Research methodologies that collect non-numerical, descriptive insights like interviews and observations
- 5. Effective interaction and understanding across different cultural backgrounds
- 7. The level of society containing intermediate structures like schools, communities, and workplaces
- 9. The shared values, beliefs, customs, behaviours, and artifacts that bind a group together
- 10. Communication without words, using body movement, facial expressions, and posture
