Project 7

Transcript

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Cooperation - the process of multiple individuals working together for a common benefit

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Survival is more likely when individuals work together,  so humanity has been evolutionarily inclined to stay with  each other and cooperate

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Social Value Orientation -  The extent to which people value/ behave during cooperative settings

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Empathy - the ability to emotionally understand another persons feelings

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Trust - one's own belief in the reliability or dependability of another person 

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Altruism - moral concern for others situations before one's own 

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Culture - term that encompasses the patterns, norms, beliefs, etc  in a given society 

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Versatile - the definition of culture can be applied to any given aspect of society and due to this, can be used to explain many different phenomena in our society

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Ever changing - culture does not remain static, but is instead continuously changing with each day

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Culture, fundamentally, is the exchanging and synthesizing of ideas from various different groups/societies

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American culture is a great example of various pre-existing cultures coming together to create a new and distinct identity.  

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The "American Culture" is really a result of other societies coming together to synthesize  their individual cultural ideals

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Credits:

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Animation - Moovly.com Music - stockmusic.net Images/videos - Moovly.com

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References: 

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Biswas-Deiner, Robert, and Neil Thin. “Culture.” Noba, https://nobaproject.com/modules/culture. Moskowitz, Jake P, and Paul K Piff. “Cooperation.” Noba, https://nobaproject.com/textbooks /together-the-science-of-social-psychology/modules/cooperation.