SOCA01H3 Chapter 3: Chapter 3- suicide
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: human capacity to create complex social life by establishing: norms, which are standards of behavior or generally accepted ways of doing things; and. Folkways: least important norms that also evoke the least severe punishment. Mores (pronounced mor-ays): core norms that most people believe are essential for survival of their group or their society. : human capacity to make and use tools, and thereby improve our ability to take what we want from nature: material culture: comprised of tools and techniques that enable people to get tasks accomplished. People become addicted to internet, tv, ac, etc. All animals take from nature to subsist, and apes may sometimes use rocks to break other objects, or walking sticks to steady themselves as they cross fast-flowing streams. But only humans are intelligent and agile enough to manufacture tools and use them to produce everything from food to satellites; in this sense, production is a uniquely human activity. www. notesolution. com.
