Srinagar, Oct. 9 -- Consider the last time you changed your mind about something, not due to a law preventing you, but rather because you envisioned the expression on a neighbor's face, a relative's raised eyebrow, or an aunt saying, "Hmm, so that's what they're doing now." There was no police involvement, no court ruling, and no written regulations. Yet, you complied. Sociologists refer to this influence as social control, and to comprehend it, we must begin with the fundamental element that generates it: culture. What Culture Really is? Most of us think of culture as food, clothes, and festivals. Those are its visible face. Sociologists see something deeper: culture is a group's shared way of life, made of values (what we consider wrigh...