Culture leads some people to believe that social roles are designated by birth, determines where people’s eyes focus when they talk to others, and even dictates what forms of sexual relationships (such as monogamy, polyandry, or polygamy) are acceptable.
　Cultures, as broader systems, arise out of the complex interactions of many different elements of social behaviors and guide humans at an almost invisible level. They are, in the words of anthropologists Robert Welsch and Luis Vivanco, the sum of all “social processes that make the artificial (or human constructed) seem natural.” It is these social processes―from direct interaction with other people and with cultural artifacts or “stuff” to exposure to the media, laws, religions, and economic systems―that shape people’s realities.

大阪大学編入学試験より出題

史記について簡潔に説明してください。

関西大学編入学試験より出題

判例は後の裁判においてどのような意味をもっていると考えられるか。あなたの意見を述べよ。

中央ゼミナールオリジナル問題

新古典派の投資の決定式は
\(f'(K) = r + \delta\)
で与えられる。(\(f(K)\)：生産関数、\(f'(K)\)：資本限界生産性、\(r\)：利子率、\(\delta\)：資本減耗率)
次の経済学的意味を答えよ。

中央ゼミナールオリジナル問題