- Traditions.
- Beliefs: These are prepositions that are accepted as true, although this is hardly based on any logical or empirical considerations.
- Morals.
- Values: Values constitute those aspects of cultural practices, objects or actions that are valued by society (Ezewu, 1983).
- Language: One very important medium for transmitting and teaching culture is language.
- Law.
- Norms: Norms are rules that define appropriate and inappropriate behaviour.
- Folkways.
- Symbols: The use of symbols is the very basis of human culture (Thomas, 1995). It is through symbols that groups create their identity and communicate it to group members and future generations.
franco crick answered the question on December 8, 2017 at 13:08