socio-cultural
1socio-cultural anthropology — noun cultural anthropology …
2socio-cultural research — /ˌsəυʃiəυ ˌkʌltʃərəl rɪ sɜ:tʃ/ noun research into problems of society and culture, which gives insights into consumers and their needs …
3Cultural dissonance — (education, sociology, anthropology and cultural studies) is an uncomfortable sense of discord, disharmony, confusion, or conflict experienced by people in the midst of change in their cultural environment. The changes are often unexpected,… …
4Cultural-historical psychology — (also called the school of Vygotsky, sociocultural psychology, socio historical psychology, activity theory, cultural psychology, cultural historical activity theory, and social development theory) is a theory of psychology founded by Lev… …
5Cultural Sociology (journal) — Cultural Sociology   Discipline …
6Cultural anthropology — For the journal, see Cultural Anthropology (journal). Cultural anthropology is a branch of anthropology focused on the study of cultural variation among humans, collecting data about the impact of global economic and political processes on local… …
7Cultural system — Sociology …
8Cultural diplomacy — The Institute for Cultural Diplomacy conference: „International Symposium on Cultural Diplomacy 2009“ Cultural diplomacy (the science of diplomacy between cultures) has existed as a practice for centuries. Explorers, travelers, teachers and… …
9cultural materialism — A macro theory in anthropology which holds that most aspects of human culture can be explained in material terms. Its most systematic formulation will be found in the two closing chapters of Marvin Harris s exhaustive survey of the development of …
10cultural capital — (in ‘Cultural Reproduction and Social Reproduction’, 1973) argues that middle class parents endow their children with a cultural capital of various linguistic and cultural competences. Schools require these competences (whose content is… …
