In the past 50 years, scholars developed and attempted to measure at least 164 distinct definitions of culture with recent reviews indicating that the number of definitions has been increasing. While these definitions of culture vary greatly, they share common elements. Which of these is NOT one of them? a. Culture is shared, relatively stable, and is formed over a long period of time.

b. Culture is not shared, but stable, and is formed over a long period of time.

c. Culture is shared, but not stable, and is formed over a long period of time.

d. Culture is shared, stable, and covers and is formed very short period of time.

e. Culture is man - made, shared, not stable, and is formed over a short period of time.

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Gauge Cohen

27 August, 20:20

In the past 50 years, scholars developed and attempted to measure at least 164 distinct definitions of culture with recent reviews indicating that the number of definitions has been increasing. While these definitions of culture vary greatly, they share common elements. Which of these is NOT one of them? a. Culture is shared, relatively stable, and is formed over a long period of time.

b. Culture is not shared, but stable, and is formed over a long period of time.

c. Culture is shared, but not stable, and is formed over a long period of time.

d. Culture is shared, stable, and covers and is formed very short period of time.

e. Culture is man - made, shared, not stable, and is formed over a short period of time.

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Julian Donovan · Answer 1

a. Culture is shared, relatively stable, and is formed over a long period of time.

Explanation:

In sociology, the term culture is used to define the group of values, beliefs and communication that a group of people share and have in common and which has been formed over a long period of time. Considering that is has been formed over a long period of time, culture is also relatively stable (since it is shared by many people it is not that easy to change it).

Therefore, we can conclude that, in general, culture is shared, relatively stable and is formed over a long period of time.