CULTURE refers to the social behaviours and norms found in human societies. Culture is a central concept in anthropology, encompassing the range of phenomena that are transmitted through social learning in human societies.
Culture influences people’s lives in many ways, including where they decide to stay, what they do, their perception of education, what employment they consider suitable, their behaviors, their accent, what they read or what they do for entertainment.
In addition, culture has a huge impact on human lives with regard to what people wear, say or find humorous. Culture also affects how the human brain responds to different stimuli.
Culture refers to the characteristics of a particular group of people including their language, cuisine, social habits, religion, music and arts. It is a people’s way of life.
Different groups of people have their own ways of doing things. Through culture, people develop a sense of belonging, personal growth and the capacity to empathise and associate with others.
The social environment, including many cultural factors that impinge on development, can affect functioning of the brain.
On the other hand, the direct benefits of a dynamic culture include self-esteem, well-being, skills, development, economic gains and social capital.
Creative industries and enterprises are useful elements in the provincial or national economy of a country.
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