The components of a cultural system that are not actual physical objects are called _________.

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Nonmaterial culture refers to the intangible components of a culture system such as beliefs, values, ideas, language, and social norms. Norms (A) are specific rules and expectations that guide behavior within a society, but they are still considered a part of nonmaterial culture. Assimilation (C) refers to the process by which individuals or groups adopt the practices and culture of another group or society. Cultural capital (D) refers to the social assets, such as education and knowledge, that enhance an individual's social mobility and status within a culture.

The Components of a Cultural System That Are Not Actual