LESSON 1 UCSP

33問 • 1年前

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_______ is a social system that is compose of people assigned to perform a definite task and function in a social system called SOCIAL INSTITUTION.

Society

_____ - constituted by two or more persons who interact together and are together physically.

GROUP

Requirements for a Group:

• two or more people • There must be an interaction. • Members of the group must be together physically.

Forms of Human Clusters

Aggregates Social Category Collective

Form of Human Culture Together but not interacting Unstructured Same location

Aggregates

Common identity but not interacting socially due to its social class, beliefs, ethnicity and others.

Social Category

Temporary group interacting with each other. Characterized by unstructured development of norms and organizations which oppose existing norms and organizations in a society.

Collective

Factors that Influence Groups

•Motivational Base shared by individuals •Size of Group •Type of Group Goals •Kind of Group Cohesion

•Process of bringing order and significance into human social life. • Derived from social interactions. • Established pattern of relationships.

Social Organization

Refers to the independent network of roles and the hierarchy of statuses which define the reciprocal expectations and the power arrangement of the members of the social unit guided by norms.

Social Structure

____ -refers to the sum total of behavior expectations and activities associated with a social position which a holder is supposed to carry out and perform.

Role

____ are mutually interdependent, and each individual member places his or her role in relation to others.

Roles

_________ - result of action that occur in relation to a particular structure and includes the results of the activities of the individuals occupying particular statuses.

Social Function

______ -Basic structure in the Philippine setting.

Family

Type of Social Group • Community of individuals with close personal and family ties. • Use of damay and bayanihan

Gemeinschaft

Type of Social Group • Public life characterized by impersonal, secondary, contractual and rationalized relationships. • Guided by rational will

Gesellschaft

Type of Social Group • Total personality of the human being is taken into account. • Relationship are intimate and face to face.

Primary Group

Type of Social Group • Relationship tends to be casual, temporary and limited in personal involvement. • Anyone is indispensable.

Secondary Group

Type of Social Group • Insiders of the group •Sense of belongingness

In group

Type of Social Group •Outsiders of the group •Stereotyped images of individuals

Out groups

Type of Social Group •Significance to us as role models

Reference Group

Type of Social Group • _____ - shared images of another group or category of people • Can be fictitious.

Stereotypes Group

Primary or Secondary Group? -One responds to the whole person. -Relationships non- transferable -Spontaneous relationship -Relationship valued for itself -Shares common values and norms -Provides emotional support

Primary

Primary or Secondary? -One who response to a fragment of the person. -Relationships transferable -Non-spontaneous relationship -Relationship valued because it is a mean to an end -May or may not share common values and norms -May or may not provide emotional cunnort

Secondary

Example of Primary Groups

Family, Friends, Group, work group, gang

Examples of Secondary Group

Corporation, city, univ, nation, sociology class

RECALLL ❗ Social Organizations : Informal Organization _____ - intimate, long- lasting relationships with face-to-face interactions and with mutual deep and emotional commitment. Examples: Family, friends ______ - impersonal and casual short-termed or temporary relationships with specific, identified shared interests and goals, less emotional Re and more targeted commitment exist. Examples: Colleagues, acquaintances ______ - people with whom we feel positivity toward based on attitudinal and behavioral commonalities. ______- people with whom we feel negativity toward based on attitudinal and behavioral commonalities. ______ - people who serve as standard or guide to which we compare and evaluate ourselves to

Primary Groups Secondary Groups In groups Out groups Reference Groups

Type of Reference Group _______ influences your norms, attitudes, and values through direct interaction.

Normative Reference Group

Type of Reference Group _______ is a group of individuals whom you compare yourself against and may strive to be like.

Comparative Reference Group

_____ and ____ said that Family is a group of persons united by ties of marriage, blood, or adoption, constituting a single household interacting with each other in their respective social roles of husband and wife, mother and father, brother and sister, creating a common culture (Burgess and Locke, 1976).

Burgess, Locke

Components of Definition of Family ■_______ descent, marriage, and kinship, presence of parent and offspring; ■ _______ nurturing, economic support, and socialization; and ■ _______ living under one household or common residence (household).

Biological Functional Residential

A _______ is a sociological concept that refers to the social relationships that exist between network parts and individuals. In an organization, network elements can include social groups or teams, organizational units, or entire organizations.

Social Network

type of social network

informal organizational structure, formal organizational structure

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