SOC SCI FINALS
問題一覧
1
IT IS THE STATISTICAL STUDY OF HUMAN POPULATION: ESPECIALLY HUMAN BEINGS. DEMOGRAPHY ENCOMPOSSES THE STUDY OF THE SIZE, STRUCTURE, AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE POPULATION, AND SPATIAL OR TEMPORAL CHANGES IN THEM, IN RESPONSES TO BIRTH, MIGRATION, AGING AND DEATH.
global demographic
2
the study of statistics such as births, deaths, income, or the incidence of disease, which illustrate the changing structure of human populations.
population size
3
Demographers study factors such as birth rates, death rates, and migration to predict how populations are likely to change over time.
population change
4
This concept represents when a population replaces itself from one generation to the next at a 1:1 ratio.
replacement fertility level
5
The rise of the global population has implications for resources, land use, infectious diseases, and economic stability.
challenges and trends
6
refers to states that have high income and are capital-rich
first world
7
refers to former communist-socialist, industrial states
second world
8
refers to nations not aligned with either the First World or Second World which are also called "Developing" countries.
third world
9
are countries that have progressive economies and advanced technological infrastructures while developing countries are low-income countries with less developed industrial bases
developed countries
10
Such inequalities push people living in developing countries to seek better opportunities in developed countries or sometimes, motivate them to just move from one country to another to attain the ways of
living they are aspiring for.
migration
11
Literally means the adherence or belief in the world state.
cosmopolitanism
12
any movement from one place to another in the same country.
internal migration
13
is a movement from one country to another country.
international migration
14
exist in the present world because countries trade with one another, and populations move across state boundaries.
transnational relation
15
is rooted in the pursuit of economic stability.
voluntary economic migration
16
could be traced to factors of state tyranny or corruption or the fear of violence such as civil war.
forced displacement and refugee crisis
17
is defined as "the state of having reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious food"
food security
18
economic transactions that are made between countries.
international trade
19
IS A FUNDAMENTAL NECESSITY FOR SURVIVAL, AND ENSURING FOOD SECURITY IS A GLOBAL ISSUE.
food
20
refers to the concept of recognizing oneself as a member of a broader global community, beyond national or cultural boundaries. It involves a sense of responsibility, awareness, and engagement with global issues to contribute positively to the world.
global citizenship
21
Understanding global issues, such as climate change, poverty, human rights, and health pandemics, is crucial to address these challenges collectively.
interconnected world
22
promotes cultural awareness, empathy, and respect for diversity. It encourages individuals to embrace different perspectives, traditions, and values, fostering a more inclusive and peaceful world.
cultural understanding and respect
23
It emphasizes the responsibility of individuals towards the global community.
social responsibility
24
Recognizing the finite nature of resources and the impact of human actions on the environment is a critical aspect of global citizenship. It encourages sustainable practices and environmental conservation efforts.
environmental stewardship
25
By fostering understanding, empathy, and cooperation among different cultures and nations, global citizenship contributes to fostering peace, stability, and positive relationships on a global scale.
promoting peace and stability
26
Educating individuals about global issues and encouraging critical thinking fosters informed decision-making and responsible actions, empowering people to become agents of positive change.
education and awareness
27
is determined by citizenship, including passport privileges and visa requirements. Diplomatic relations between countries may also affect travel agreements and visa policies.
international travel and mobility
28
These rights can also have an impact on international affairs, including participating in diplomacy and representing the country in international organizations
legal right and protections
29
involves loyalty to a country that affects policies related to national security interests, such as immigration, border control, and counterterrorism efforts in international affairs.
national security and allegiance
30
Governments take into account the views and interests of their citizens when deciding on international issues such as trade agreements, alliances, and humanitarian interventions.
political influence and participation
31
It enables individuals to evaluate information and make informed decisions, contributing positively to society and their communities.
critical thinking and active citizenship
32
provides knowledge about a country's political system, history, government structures, and civic responsibilities, enabling individuals to become informed citizens who can participate in democratic processes.
civic knowledge and understanding
33
promotes civic engagement by teaching students about social responsibility, community service, volunteering, and civic organizations, encouraging them to contribute actively to their communities and address societal challenges.
encouraging civic engagement
34
values like tolerance, equality, diversity, and respect for human rights, which helps in nurturing responsible citizenship and creating a society that values and respects individuals' rights and freedoms.
promotion of democratic values
35
long-term investments, such as buying homes, boost the real estate sector, and their spending on goods and services stimulates economic activity, contributing to consumer spending within the country.
consumer spending
36
as citizens can work legally in their home country without restrictions. This contributes to a skilled and stable workforce, which enhances economic growth and development.
labor force
37
status affects access to resources including funding and support for starting a business.
entrepreneurship and innovation
38
to fund public services, infrastructure, education, healthcare, and other essential sectors that drive economic development.
taxation and government revenue
39
loyalty and sense of belonging to their nation inspire them to invest in local businesses, infrastructure, and other ventures, making them guardians of economic stability and promoting long-term prosperity.
investments and economic stability
40
benefits to citizens, creating a safety net that fosters stability and allows citizens to contribute positively to the economy. This helps alleviate issues such as healthcare expenses or social insecurities.
social walfare and stability
41
Participating in social justice, human rights, and environmental sustainability efforts can boost a person's global status as an advocate for positive change.
advocacy and activism
42
towards diverse cultures, societies, and global issues, leading to a deeper understanding and more inclusive social status.
social awareness and empathy
43
This enhances an individual's social status by positioning them as informed, educated, and adaptable in an interconnected world.
education and skill development
44
which is seen as an important trait in social and professional environments.
cultural competence and open mindedness
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1
IT IS THE STATISTICAL STUDY OF HUMAN POPULATION: ESPECIALLY HUMAN BEINGS. DEMOGRAPHY ENCOMPOSSES THE STUDY OF THE SIZE, STRUCTURE, AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE POPULATION, AND SPATIAL OR TEMPORAL CHANGES IN THEM, IN RESPONSES TO BIRTH, MIGRATION, AGING AND DEATH.
global demographic
2
the study of statistics such as births, deaths, income, or the incidence of disease, which illustrate the changing structure of human populations.
population size
3
Demographers study factors such as birth rates, death rates, and migration to predict how populations are likely to change over time.
population change
4
This concept represents when a population replaces itself from one generation to the next at a 1:1 ratio.
replacement fertility level
5
The rise of the global population has implications for resources, land use, infectious diseases, and economic stability.
challenges and trends
6
refers to states that have high income and are capital-rich
first world
7
refers to former communist-socialist, industrial states
second world
8
refers to nations not aligned with either the First World or Second World which are also called "Developing" countries.
third world
9
are countries that have progressive economies and advanced technological infrastructures while developing countries are low-income countries with less developed industrial bases
developed countries
10
Such inequalities push people living in developing countries to seek better opportunities in developed countries or sometimes, motivate them to just move from one country to another to attain the ways of
living they are aspiring for.
migration
11
Literally means the adherence or belief in the world state.
cosmopolitanism
12
any movement from one place to another in the same country.
internal migration
13
is a movement from one country to another country.
international migration
14
exist in the present world because countries trade with one another, and populations move across state boundaries.
transnational relation
15
is rooted in the pursuit of economic stability.
voluntary economic migration
16
could be traced to factors of state tyranny or corruption or the fear of violence such as civil war.
forced displacement and refugee crisis
17
is defined as "the state of having reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious food"
food security
18
economic transactions that are made between countries.
international trade
19
IS A FUNDAMENTAL NECESSITY FOR SURVIVAL, AND ENSURING FOOD SECURITY IS A GLOBAL ISSUE.
food
20
refers to the concept of recognizing oneself as a member of a broader global community, beyond national or cultural boundaries. It involves a sense of responsibility, awareness, and engagement with global issues to contribute positively to the world.
global citizenship
21
Understanding global issues, such as climate change, poverty, human rights, and health pandemics, is crucial to address these challenges collectively.
interconnected world
22
promotes cultural awareness, empathy, and respect for diversity. It encourages individuals to embrace different perspectives, traditions, and values, fostering a more inclusive and peaceful world.
cultural understanding and respect
23
It emphasizes the responsibility of individuals towards the global community.
social responsibility
24
Recognizing the finite nature of resources and the impact of human actions on the environment is a critical aspect of global citizenship. It encourages sustainable practices and environmental conservation efforts.
environmental stewardship
25
By fostering understanding, empathy, and cooperation among different cultures and nations, global citizenship contributes to fostering peace, stability, and positive relationships on a global scale.
promoting peace and stability
26
Educating individuals about global issues and encouraging critical thinking fosters informed decision-making and responsible actions, empowering people to become agents of positive change.
education and awareness
27
is determined by citizenship, including passport privileges and visa requirements. Diplomatic relations between countries may also affect travel agreements and visa policies.
international travel and mobility
28
These rights can also have an impact on international affairs, including participating in diplomacy and representing the country in international organizations
legal right and protections
29
involves loyalty to a country that affects policies related to national security interests, such as immigration, border control, and counterterrorism efforts in international affairs.
national security and allegiance
30
Governments take into account the views and interests of their citizens when deciding on international issues such as trade agreements, alliances, and humanitarian interventions.
political influence and participation
31
It enables individuals to evaluate information and make informed decisions, contributing positively to society and their communities.
critical thinking and active citizenship
32
provides knowledge about a country's political system, history, government structures, and civic responsibilities, enabling individuals to become informed citizens who can participate in democratic processes.
civic knowledge and understanding
33
promotes civic engagement by teaching students about social responsibility, community service, volunteering, and civic organizations, encouraging them to contribute actively to their communities and address societal challenges.
encouraging civic engagement
34
values like tolerance, equality, diversity, and respect for human rights, which helps in nurturing responsible citizenship and creating a society that values and respects individuals' rights and freedoms.
promotion of democratic values
35
long-term investments, such as buying homes, boost the real estate sector, and their spending on goods and services stimulates economic activity, contributing to consumer spending within the country.
consumer spending
36
as citizens can work legally in their home country without restrictions. This contributes to a skilled and stable workforce, which enhances economic growth and development.
labor force
37
status affects access to resources including funding and support for starting a business.
entrepreneurship and innovation
38
to fund public services, infrastructure, education, healthcare, and other essential sectors that drive economic development.
taxation and government revenue
39
loyalty and sense of belonging to their nation inspire them to invest in local businesses, infrastructure, and other ventures, making them guardians of economic stability and promoting long-term prosperity.
investments and economic stability
40
benefits to citizens, creating a safety net that fosters stability and allows citizens to contribute positively to the economy. This helps alleviate issues such as healthcare expenses or social insecurities.
social walfare and stability
41
Participating in social justice, human rights, and environmental sustainability efforts can boost a person's global status as an advocate for positive change.
advocacy and activism
42
towards diverse cultures, societies, and global issues, leading to a deeper understanding and more inclusive social status.
social awareness and empathy
43
This enhances an individual's social status by positioning them as informed, educated, and adaptable in an interconnected world.
education and skill development
44
which is seen as an important trait in social and professional environments.
cultural competence and open mindedness