In my family relations class, we have been talking a lot about culture this past week. We discussed how culture is basically patterns or beliefs or behaviors/ norms in any setting. Traditions are a major part of culture, every family has different traditions that they practice, a tradition would be defined as an inherited pattern or belief and behaviors. Our family cultures affect a larger culture as a whole and vice versa, all of our traditions have an influence on how we act in a lager culture. The larger culture, like the LDS church for example, affects how each family will behave within the family culture. Culture also entails social class but one thing we talked about with social class is that the extremes, super high or super low class, could become a problem in society. Culture defines who we are and it is so important to understand the family unit.

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