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Norms: Every society has a set of norms, which often include the folkways, mores, taboos and rituals that exist within the culture.
Values: The values of a culture often refer to the things that are to be achieved or to the things that are considered of great worth or value.
Religion and Beliefs: The religion and the beliefs of the people in a civilization play an important role in shaping up of the culture of any society.
Social Collectives: Social collectives refer to the social groups, organizations, communities, institutions, classes, and societies, which are considered as symbolic social constructions within a culture.
Statuses and Roles: A status or a social role is a slot or position within a group or society that a person belongs to.
Cultural Integration: This refers to the degree of harmony or integration within the various elements of culture (What are the Elements of Culture, 2009).
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