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A symbol is an object, word, or action that stands for something else with no natural relationship that is culturally defined.
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It is the most often used form of symbolism.
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A symbol carries meaning to the people who share culture because it is created and maintained by the members of the culture.
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It is based upon the use of mutually understood symbols.
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People create and interpret the meaning of all symbols solely through shared cultural understanding.
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Cultural belief occurs when people encounter unfamiliar symbols, norms, and practices, and are keenly aware of their inability to interpret and follow them.
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Values, beliefs, and norms are key components that define and characterize a culture.
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The meaning of a gesture may differ from one society to another.
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It refers to the standards of behavior considered the most important in any society.
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It is the key symbol of any culture.
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