Answer:
Non-material culture
Explanation:
According to sociology, culture consists both in material culture and non material culture:
- Material culture refers to the objects that surround people from different places.
- Non material culture refers to the ideas that people have about their own culture. In other words, their beliefs, norms, institutions, values, customs, languages, etc.
This question asks us about the way of using objects, as well as customs, beliefs, philosophies, governments, and patterns of communication. This has to do with ideas that people have about their culture and everything that is non physical. Therefore, this is an example of non-material culture.
