BEHS210 POST WEEK 3 RESPONSE 1

BEHS210 POST RESPONSE 1

Week 3 Option A

Cordella Akinbiodun posted Nov 7, 2023 04:40

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I have met many African and worked with many African from different countries in Africa. Most of the customs or cultures are the same. Like Nigerian and Ghana they eat most of the same food such as fufu and goat meat, and a stew with vegetables. When Nigerians get married they have two different weddings one is a traditional wedding representing what tribe they are from and the other is white wedding. Nigerians know how to have lavished parties which can last for days. When it comes to naming the new born babies Nigerian have a naming ceremony to name the child. At funerals Nigerians hold parties celebrating the deceased and they may bury their dead under the home where the last reside. I enjoy wearing the beautiful African attire and eating the fresh meat in the stew.

BEHS210 RESOURCES WEEK 3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo4pMVb0R6M

https://open.lib.umn.edu/intropsyc/part/chapter-14-psychology-in-our-social-lives/

https://open.lib.umn.edu/intropsyc/part/chapter-1-introducing-psychology/

https://pressbooks.pub/perspectives/chapter/the-culture-concept/

https://pressbooks.pub/perspectives/chapter/introduction-to-anthropology/

BEHS210 POST RESPONSE 1

Week 3 Option A

Cordella Akinbiodun posted Nov 7, 2023 04:40

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I have met many African and worked with many African from different countries in Africa. Most of the customs or cultures are the same. Like Nigerian and Ghana they eat most of the same food such as fufu and goat meat, and a stew with vegetables. When Nigerians get married they have two different weddings one is a traditional wedding representing what tribe they are from and the other is white wedding. Nigerians know how to have lavished parties which can last for days. When it comes to naming the new born babies Nigerian have a naming ceremony to name the child. At funerals Nigerians hold parties celebrating the deceased and they may bury their dead under the home where the last reside. I enjoy wearing the beautiful African attire and eating the fresh meat in the stew.