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2. PRAYER 3. ENERGIZER 4. INSPIRATIONAL QUOTES 5. TRANSMISSION 6. CULTURALTRANSMISSION 7. Cultural Transmission is atransmission of preferencebeliefs and norms of behaviorwhich is the result of socialinteractions across andwithin generations. 8. Cultural transmission is anobject of study of several socialsciences eg. Evolutionaryanthropology, sociology, socialpsychology, economics as wellas evolutionary biology. 9. EDUCATIONASCULTURALTRANSMISSION 10. Education serves as a transmitter for transmittingknowledge skills, and social moral rules of the culture whichmay help the individual to know about something moreabout his/her culture. This ideology is rooted in the classical academic traditionof education, especially at the Western part of the world.(Villaba 1986) Traditional educators believe that their primary tasks isthe transmission to the present generation of bodies ofinformation and of rules or values collected in the past; theybelieve that educators that the educators job is the directinstruction of such information or rules. 11. POSITIVEANDNEGATIVEEFFECTS OFCULTURALTRANSMISSION 12. POSITIVE EFFECTS Awareness of interethnic code differences Avoidance of ascribing negativity to difference An individual becomes familiar about his culturalbackground he/she have. He/she is educated on how to respect theknowledge and rules of other culture. 13. NEGATIVE EFFECTS There are some individuals degrades other beliefs of other people. Host Pariah organizationSome Characteristics of Pariah Groups as seen by host groups:1. Disadvantaged2. Inferior3. Deprived environments4. Inadequate behavior5. Brain Damaged6. Learning Disabled7. Hostile 14. Types of Pariah Groups1.U.S.: African, Native and Hispanic Peoples2.Japan: Koreans and Burakamin3.Northern Ireland: Catholics4.India: the Outcasts5.Israel: Oriental Jews 15. PROCESS OF CULTURALTRANSMISSION