what does sociocultural heritage means?

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Answer 1

Sociocultural heritage refers to all the habits, attitudes, values, and ideas that you learned growing up. You learned them from your parents, your religion, your school, your friends, from the things you read, and from radio, TV, and movies. When people talk about heritage, they are usually talking about more than one generation. They usuall mean a much longer line of cultural habits and ways of thinking.

If you grow up in, say, Italy, your sociocultural heritage probably includes the Roman Catholic religion, Italian music, certainly the Italian language, certain kinds of humor and jokes that have been handed down through the generations, ways of dressing, what you eat at home, and how courtship, dating, and marriage are viewed. On the other hand, if you grow up in Japan of Japanese parents, your cultural heritage is likely to include Shinto or Buddhism as your religion, Japanese music, an entirely different kind of humor, and different attitudes about courtship and marriage. The two sociocultural heritages are quite different.

I hope that helps. Good luck.

Answer 2

Define Sociocultural

Answer 3

Your heritage, involving both societal and cultural factors.