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[PDF] DEEP CULTURE SURFACE CULTURE - CIEE

This represents only the tip of the cultural iceberg The biggest part of culture is hidden below the surface These are values and beliefs that underlie behaviors

[PDF] Elements of Surface and Deep Culture Surface Culture: Deep Culture:

The following examples are meant to demonstrate cultural diversity and should NOT be considered true for all members of a cultural group Surface Culture: Foods

[PDF] Surface Culture Deep Culture - Round Square

Surface culture Deep culture My Cultural Tree Relationships Roles Beliefs and Values Communication Attitudes Norms Dance Music Art Clothing

[PDF] Surface Culture Deep Culture

courtesy • contextual conversational patterns • concept of time personal space • rules of conduct • facial expressions nonverbal communication • body language 

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Surface Culture

Above sea level

Emotional level: relatively low

Deep Culture

Unspoken Rules

Partially below sea level

Emotional level: very high

Unconscious Rules

Completely below

sea level

Emotional level:

intense food • dress • music visual arts • drama • cra s dance • literature • language celebrations • games courtesy • contextual conversational patterns • concept of time personal space • rules of conduct • facial expressions nonverbal communication • body language • touching • eye contact patterns of handling emotions • notions of modesty • concept of beauty courtship practices • relationships to animals • notions of leadership tempo of work • concepts of food • ideals of childrearing theory of disease • social interaction rate • nature of friendships tone of voice • attitudes toward elders • concept of cleanliness notions of adolescence • patterns of group decision-making de nition of insanity • preference for competition or cooperation tolerance of physical pain • concept of "self" • concept of past and future de nition of obscenity • attitudes toward dependents • problem-solving roles in relation to age, sex, class, occupation, kinship, and so forthquotesdbs_dbs14.pdfusesText_20