UCSP CONTENTMENT 01
問題一覧
1
Defind as the sum of an individual's way of life
Culture
2
Defined as an organized group of interdependent people who share a common territory, language, and culture
Society
3
"There is no culture without society."
Haviland
4
It refers to the "theory, art, and practice of government"
Politics
5
Distinctive characteristics that defines an individual or is shared by those belonging to a particular group
Identity
6
Category of persons who have more or less the same socioeconomic privileges in a society
Socioeconomic Status
7
The expression of the set of cultural ideas held by a distinct ethnic or indigenous group
Ethnicity
8
Organized system of ideas about the spiritual sphere or the supernatural, ceremonial or ritualistic practices
Religion
9
The state of being intellectually gifted and/or having physically or mentally challenged conditions cconcering personality/behaviour, communication, etc
Exceptionality
10
The legal relationship that binds a person and a country
Nationality
11
Indicate a society's standards or property, morality, ethics, and legality
Norms
12
The norm of appropriateness is commonly exhibited on the type of clothing a person wears in an occasion
Decency
13
The norm of beliefs and practices that are acceptable to certain cultures but can be imicalto other cultures
Conventionality
14
the state of having ininternalized norms as part of the social expectation
Conformity
15
Rule-breaking behavior of some kind which fails to conforn to the norms and the expectations of a particular society
Deviance
16
A type of deviant that violate enacted laws
Formal
17
A type of deviant that violates social norms but are not codified by law
Informal
18
it is a prohibition or interdiction of anything, exclusion from use or practice
Taboos
19
"that complex whole which encompasses beliefs, practices, values, attitude, laws, norms, artifacts, symbols, knowledge, and everything that a person learns and share as a member of society"
EB Taylor
20
Generally persuasive and is taking place in culture, society, and politics
Change
21
refer to variation or modifications in the pattern of social organization, sub-groups within society, or the entire society itself
Social Change
22
Is often defined as new combination or a new of existing knowledge
Invention
23
It takes place when people reorganized existing elements of the world they had not noticed before or learned to see in a new way
Discovery
24
Refer to the spread of culture traits from one group to another
Diffusion
25
Takes place when one culture is spread to the other through learning
Enculturation
26
A process in which an individual adapts, acquired and adjusts to a new culture environment as a result of being placed into a new culture
Acculturation
27
A minority group or culture comes to resemble a society's majority group or accept the values, behaviors, and beliefs of another group whether fully or partially
Assimilation
28
Refers to learning through constant exposure and experience to culture
Socialization
29
Total assimilation of culture as manifested by change of worldviews, attitudes, behavior and perspectives of looking at things
Integration
30
A change in the direction of open, preparatory, and accountablepolitics, It is the change in ream in civil and political
Political Change
31
A change that refers to all alterations affecting new trait or trait complexes, to change in culture's content and structure
Cultural Change
32
It is an academic discipline that attempts to provide a deeper assessment of an individual and group behavior, as well as social phenomena, by examining the interplay between economic, political, and social factors
Sociology
33
A systematic study of the biological, cultural, and social aspects of man
Anthropology
34
An anthropologist that focus on humans as biological organism
Physical Anthropologist
35
An anthropologist that investigate the contrasting group of humans think, feel, or behave
Cultural Anthropologist
36
An anthropologist that try to recover information about human cultures, mostly archaeologist
Biological Anthropologist
37
Study how social patterns, practices, and cultural variations develop across different societies
Social Anthropology
38
Studies cultural variation across different societies and examines the need to understand each own in its own context
Cultural Anthropology
39
Studies language and discourse and how they reflect and shape different aspects of human society and culture
Linguistic Anthropology
40
Studies the origin of human as well as the interplay between social factors and the process of human evolution, adaptation, and variation over time
Biological or Physical Anthropology
41
It deals with prehistoric societies by studying their tools and environment
Archaeology
42
5 Major Types of Societies according to how they developed and changed overtime in order
Hunting and Gathering Horticultural and Pastoral Societies Agricultural Societies Industrial Societies Post-Industrial Societies
43
Tangible objects produced, shared, and utilized within society
Material Culture
44
Intangible properties and elements of the society that influence the patterns and action and behavior of its members
Non-Material Culture
45
Refers to the thing that convey meaning or idea
Symbols
46
Set of symbols that enable members of society to communicate verbally or non-verbally
Language
47
Shared ideas, norms, and principles that pertains to what is right or wrong
Values
48
Shared rules of conduct that determine specific behavior among society members
Norms
49
Are norms that may be violated without serious consequences
Folkways
50
Moral connotations
Mores
51
Societal prohibitions on certain act which must not be illegal but unethical
Taboos
52
Legally enacted and enforced
Laws
53
Lifelong process of forcing identity through social interaction
Socialization
54
Circumstances of a certain culture and is defined by location weather, time period, and other factors
Context
55
Considers other cultures as equals
Relativistic Approach
56
The belief that one's native culture is superior to other cultures
Ethnocentric Approach
57
Recognize and accepts the cultural differences between societies
Cultural Relativism
58
Consider other cultures superior than their culture
Xenocentrism
59
Operates on the assumption that society is a stable and orderly system
Structural Functionalism
60
Assumes that there is a constant power struggle among the various social groups and institution within society
Conflict Theory
61
Views individual, group behavior, and social interactions as defining features of society
Symbolic Interactionism
62
Examines cultures as a vital aspects of society
Political Science
63
An ideology that acknowledge and promotes cultural diversity within society
Multiculturalism
64
Advance awareness and acceptance of cultural differences but encourages a critical stance in dealing with issues regarding diversity
Cultural Sensitivity
65
Allow people to fit into and adapt to their respective environments
Dynamic, Flexible, Adaptive
66
Members of a society commonly share ideas, activities, and artifacts. The transmission of culture depends on the people to give and to relieve it
Shared and Contested
67
Acquires the prevailing attitudes and beliefs, and values of the society
Learned Through Socialization or Enculturation
68
Implies theories of reciprocity, complimentary, and mutuality of response
Patterned Social Interactions
69
Behaviors we observe are different kinds of cultural expressions and are behaved for different reasons and purposes
Integrated and at times Stable
70
Cultural and artifacts are handed down from generation to generation as a super-organic inheritance
Transmitted Through Socialization or Enculturation
71
Is the body of knowledge relating to the study of the state and government. It primarily focuses on the power that plays a crucial partin the struggle which the individuals and theirgroups may be found involved according totheir capability and degree of interest at alllevels-local, regional, national andinternational.
Political Science
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1
Defind as the sum of an individual's way of life
Culture
2
Defined as an organized group of interdependent people who share a common territory, language, and culture
Society
3
"There is no culture without society."
Haviland
4
It refers to the "theory, art, and practice of government"
Politics
5
Distinctive characteristics that defines an individual or is shared by those belonging to a particular group
Identity
6
Category of persons who have more or less the same socioeconomic privileges in a society
Socioeconomic Status
7
The expression of the set of cultural ideas held by a distinct ethnic or indigenous group
Ethnicity
8
Organized system of ideas about the spiritual sphere or the supernatural, ceremonial or ritualistic practices
Religion
9
The state of being intellectually gifted and/or having physically or mentally challenged conditions cconcering personality/behaviour, communication, etc
Exceptionality
10
The legal relationship that binds a person and a country
Nationality
11
Indicate a society's standards or property, morality, ethics, and legality
Norms
12
The norm of appropriateness is commonly exhibited on the type of clothing a person wears in an occasion
Decency
13
The norm of beliefs and practices that are acceptable to certain cultures but can be imicalto other cultures
Conventionality
14
the state of having ininternalized norms as part of the social expectation
Conformity
15
Rule-breaking behavior of some kind which fails to conforn to the norms and the expectations of a particular society
Deviance
16
A type of deviant that violate enacted laws
Formal
17
A type of deviant that violates social norms but are not codified by law
Informal
18
it is a prohibition or interdiction of anything, exclusion from use or practice
Taboos
19
"that complex whole which encompasses beliefs, practices, values, attitude, laws, norms, artifacts, symbols, knowledge, and everything that a person learns and share as a member of society"
EB Taylor
20
Generally persuasive and is taking place in culture, society, and politics
Change
21
refer to variation or modifications in the pattern of social organization, sub-groups within society, or the entire society itself
Social Change
22
Is often defined as new combination or a new of existing knowledge
Invention
23
It takes place when people reorganized existing elements of the world they had not noticed before or learned to see in a new way
Discovery
24
Refer to the spread of culture traits from one group to another
Diffusion
25
Takes place when one culture is spread to the other through learning
Enculturation
26
A process in which an individual adapts, acquired and adjusts to a new culture environment as a result of being placed into a new culture
Acculturation
27
A minority group or culture comes to resemble a society's majority group or accept the values, behaviors, and beliefs of another group whether fully or partially
Assimilation
28
Refers to learning through constant exposure and experience to culture
Socialization
29
Total assimilation of culture as manifested by change of worldviews, attitudes, behavior and perspectives of looking at things
Integration
30
A change in the direction of open, preparatory, and accountablepolitics, It is the change in ream in civil and political
Political Change
31
A change that refers to all alterations affecting new trait or trait complexes, to change in culture's content and structure
Cultural Change
32
It is an academic discipline that attempts to provide a deeper assessment of an individual and group behavior, as well as social phenomena, by examining the interplay between economic, political, and social factors
Sociology
33
A systematic study of the biological, cultural, and social aspects of man
Anthropology
34
An anthropologist that focus on humans as biological organism
Physical Anthropologist
35
An anthropologist that investigate the contrasting group of humans think, feel, or behave
Cultural Anthropologist
36
An anthropologist that try to recover information about human cultures, mostly archaeologist
Biological Anthropologist
37
Study how social patterns, practices, and cultural variations develop across different societies
Social Anthropology
38
Studies cultural variation across different societies and examines the need to understand each own in its own context
Cultural Anthropology
39
Studies language and discourse and how they reflect and shape different aspects of human society and culture
Linguistic Anthropology
40
Studies the origin of human as well as the interplay between social factors and the process of human evolution, adaptation, and variation over time
Biological or Physical Anthropology
41
It deals with prehistoric societies by studying their tools and environment
Archaeology
42
5 Major Types of Societies according to how they developed and changed overtime in order
Hunting and Gathering Horticultural and Pastoral Societies Agricultural Societies Industrial Societies Post-Industrial Societies
43
Tangible objects produced, shared, and utilized within society
Material Culture
44
Intangible properties and elements of the society that influence the patterns and action and behavior of its members
Non-Material Culture
45
Refers to the thing that convey meaning or idea
Symbols
46
Set of symbols that enable members of society to communicate verbally or non-verbally
Language
47
Shared ideas, norms, and principles that pertains to what is right or wrong
Values
48
Shared rules of conduct that determine specific behavior among society members
Norms
49
Are norms that may be violated without serious consequences
Folkways
50
Moral connotations
Mores
51
Societal prohibitions on certain act which must not be illegal but unethical
Taboos
52
Legally enacted and enforced
Laws
53
Lifelong process of forcing identity through social interaction
Socialization
54
Circumstances of a certain culture and is defined by location weather, time period, and other factors
Context
55
Considers other cultures as equals
Relativistic Approach
56
The belief that one's native culture is superior to other cultures
Ethnocentric Approach
57
Recognize and accepts the cultural differences between societies
Cultural Relativism
58
Consider other cultures superior than their culture
Xenocentrism
59
Operates on the assumption that society is a stable and orderly system
Structural Functionalism
60
Assumes that there is a constant power struggle among the various social groups and institution within society
Conflict Theory
61
Views individual, group behavior, and social interactions as defining features of society
Symbolic Interactionism
62
Examines cultures as a vital aspects of society
Political Science
63
An ideology that acknowledge and promotes cultural diversity within society
Multiculturalism
64
Advance awareness and acceptance of cultural differences but encourages a critical stance in dealing with issues regarding diversity
Cultural Sensitivity
65
Allow people to fit into and adapt to their respective environments
Dynamic, Flexible, Adaptive
66
Members of a society commonly share ideas, activities, and artifacts. The transmission of culture depends on the people to give and to relieve it
Shared and Contested
67
Acquires the prevailing attitudes and beliefs, and values of the society
Learned Through Socialization or Enculturation
68
Implies theories of reciprocity, complimentary, and mutuality of response
Patterned Social Interactions
69
Behaviors we observe are different kinds of cultural expressions and are behaved for different reasons and purposes
Integrated and at times Stable
70
Cultural and artifacts are handed down from generation to generation as a super-organic inheritance
Transmitted Through Socialization or Enculturation
71
Is the body of knowledge relating to the study of the state and government. It primarily focuses on the power that plays a crucial partin the struggle which the individuals and theirgroups may be found involved according totheir capability and degree of interest at alllevels-local, regional, national andinternational.
Political Science