What is the habitual or expected ways (of seeing for instance) of a given culture are called?

The habitual or expected ways of seeing, thinking, or interpreting the world within a given culture are often referred to as "cultural norms" or "cultural lenses." These frameworks shape individuals' perceptions, beliefs, and behaviors, influencing how they interact with their environment and each other. Such cultural lenses can include values, traditions, and social practices that define a group's identity.