Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Three Worlds Meet

How do individuals and groups usually react when encountering something strange and unkown? Why might some people consider one culture better than another?

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

If you came upon smg for the first time you would usually tend to believe and go by how you saw it for the first time was. it is just by commen sense to believe smg you see for the first time cause next time you think about it the first time you would see it would pop into your head

Jerrisa Green said...

Individuals reat differently to different things. For some ppl strange things wouldnt phase them but for others they might get freaked out or something. Some ppl might consider a culture over a nother because they like something about one culture that the other one doesnt do. Its alot of reasons.

Micah Cox said...

The usually act surprised, but go along with whatever it is they came encountered with. They might see things they do and how they do it over the other culture and might do things the same.

Unknown said...

People in groups usually are more brave in encountering new things because there is strength in numbers. Individuals on the other hand usually are careful and a little scared because they are unsure of the situation. Some people might choose one culture because it might be the strongest and most dominant in that specific time period and they want to be the dominant culture versus the underdog.

Kaylee Gooch said...

Everyone has different views of things so everyone reacts in a different way. What might be strange to one person might not be to another. People have different morals and values so many people would prefer one culture instead of another.

Taylor Renee Roden said...

Well lets compare this to our generation. We play a team in football, they have their traditions.. we have ours. Do we respect them? NEVER. We criticize and cheer for ourselves.

Anonymous said...

Every culture has there way of doing things. people will react in differnt ways of reacting.
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