The nonmaterial culture of a group sets the framework for the type of technology a group has.

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Nonmaterial culture refers to the ideas, beliefs, values, and norms that shape a society, while technology is part of a society's material culture, which includes physical objects and artifacts. The development of technology is influenced by many factors including economic conditions, natural resources, and social needs, not just the nonmaterial culture.

The Nonmaterial Culture of a Group Sets the Framework for the Type