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Conclusion 
The socio-cultural competence of a person, which characterizes a person's 
interaction with society and other people, allows him to fulfill the norms and rules of 
life in society adequately. Thus, socio-cultural competence is a set of social roles, 

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norms and rules of morality, priorities, cultural patterns of behavior of a particular 
social group, and the individual's self-awareness based on the characteristics of that 
society. In this context, it can be said that the socio-cultural competence is 
characterized by the fact that its social and cultural components are complementary 
and interdependent. 
 
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