The nonphysical products of society, including our values and beliefs are called:

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Nonmaterial culture refers to the abstract creations of a society, including its values, beliefs, symbols, and social norms. Material culture, on the other hand, consists of the physical objects that a society creates and values. Folkways are specific norms that govern everyday behavior and are not as deeply ingrained as mores or laws. Non-sensory culture is not a commonly used term in sociology.

The Nonphysical Products of Society, Including Our Values and Beliefs