COR 013
問題一覧
1
●Behaviors, beliefs, values, and symbols that
they accept. It is passed along by communication and
imitation from one generation to the next.
CULTURE
2
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE: The BELIEF IN AND WORSHIP OF a superhuman
controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.
RELIGION
3
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
The process of receiving or giving SYSTEMATIC INSTRUCTION, especially at a school or university.
EDUCATION
4
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
A PERSON'S PRINCIPLES or standards of behavior;
one's judgement of what is important in life.
VALUES
5
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
an acceptance that a statement is true or that
SOMETHING EXSIST.
BELIEFS
6
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
refers to the PHYSICAL OBJECTS, resources,
and spaces that people use to define their culture.
MATERIAL CULTURE
7
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
A settled way of THINKING OR FEELING ABOUT SOMEONE or something, typically one that is reflected in a
person's behavior.
ATTITUDE
8
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
Giving or designed to give PLEASURE THROUGH BEAUTY; of pleasing appearance.
AESTHETIC
9
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
The method of HUMAN COMMUNICATION, either
spoken or written, consisting of the use of words in a
structured and conventional way.
LANGUAGE
10
●is a group of people who share a culture and
a territory. Meaning if you were in a society you shared in
different cultures and beliefs, it is also a people who interact
in such a way to share a common culture.
SOCIETY
11
ELEMENTS OF SOCIETY: may be ethnic or racial base on
gender, or due to share beliefs, values, and activity.
CULTURAL BOND
12
ELEMENTS OF SOCIETY: Persons who live in any region at any period.
SOCIETY
13
●The Science of government; part of ethics which
has to do with the regulation and government of a nation or
state; preservation of its safety, peace, and prosperity, the
defense of its existence and rights against foreign control or
conquest.
POLITICS
14
3 BRANCHES OF POLITICS: having the power to put plans, actions, or
laws into effect
EXECUTIVE
15
3 BRANCHES OF POLITICS: having the power to make laws.
LEGISLATIVE
16
3 BRANCHES OF POLITICS: of, by, or appropriate to a court or judge
JUDICIAL
17
■Is defined as the ethnic, religious,
racial, gender, and socioeconomic factors(educational
attainment, occupation) and values that shape an
individual’s upbringing.
CULTURAL BACKGROUND
18
■Refers to the differences of
social behaviors that different cultures exhibit around the
world.
HUMAN CULTURAL VARIATION
19
■Refers to the differences in social
behaviors that different cultures exhibit around the word.
CULTURAL VARIATION
20
CULTURAL VARIATION: Human beings’ relation to that which they
regard as holy, sacred, absolute, spiritual, divine, or worthy
of special reverence.
RELIGION
21
CULTURAL VARIATION: Simply means a shared cultural heritage.
ETHNICITY
22
CULTURAL VARIATION: The state or fact of being a citizen of a
particular nation.
NATIONALITY
23
CULTURAL VARIATION: Is usually associated with biology and linked with
physical characteristics such as skin color or hair texture.
RACE
24
PHENOMENA IN SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND POLITICS: any external influences on people.
These influences include behavioral influences, historical
influences, and developmental influences. (Beliefs,
Traditions)
SOCIAL PHENOMENA
25
PHENOMENA IN SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND POLITICS: known as the bandwagon effect
(popular effect), occurs when certain individuals behave a
certain way merely because other individuals do as well.
(Trending, Fashion)
CULTURAL PHENOMENA
26
PHENOMENA IN SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND POLITICS: behavioral/social influences in
politics on governing a particular country.
POLITICAL PHENOMENA
27
➔ transformation of culture and social institutions over
time.
➔ any significant alteration over time in behavior
patterns and cultural values and norms.
SOCIAL CHANGE
28
➔ normal function of internal and external politics.
Rulers will be voted out, retire or die while in power,
and the new leader will make changes.
POLITICAL CHANGE
29
Two ways in which political change may occur: Initiated by the citizen of
the country it can be done
by regular events.
INTERNAL POLITICAL CHANGE
30
Two ways in which political change may occur: It is initiated by other
countries.
EXTERNAL POLITICAL CHANGE
31
➔ modification of a society through innovation,
invention, discovery, or contact with other cultures.
CULTURAL CHANGE
32
➔ the study of human societies and cultures and their
development.
➔ the study of human biological and physiological
characteristics and their evolution.
ANTHROPOLOGY
33
➔ The study of the processes, principles, and structure
of government and of political institutions
➔ The systematic study of government and politics.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
34
➔ the study of the development, structure, and
functioning of human society.
➔ the study of social problems.
SOCIOLOGY
35
Four major origins of society:
➢ primary institution is the family, which decides how food
is to be shared and how children are to be socialized, and
which provides for the protection of its members
HUNTING ANG GATHERING SOCIETIES
36
Four major origins of society:
➢ developed a society that uses hand tools to raise crops.
The tools they used were simple: sticks or hoe-like
instruments used to punch holes in the ground so that crops
could be planted.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES
37
Four major origins of society:
➢ Use technological advances to cultivate crops (especially
grains like wheat, rice, corn, and barley) over a large area.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
38
Four major origins of society:
➢ uses advanced sources of energy, rather than humans
and animals, to run large machinery.
INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES
39
TWO ASPECTS OF CULTURE: concrete and tangible things that man
creates and uses. These include homes, neighborhoods,
cities, schools, churches, mosques, offices, factories and the
like
MATERIAL CULTURE
40
TWO ASPECTS OF CULTURE: nonphysical ideas that people have
about their culture, including beliefs, values, rules, norms,
morals, language, organizations, and institutions
NON MATERIAL CULTURE
41
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
onstantly changing; it goes thru revision with
each generation. It changes to adapt to the shifting needs
of a society
DYNAMIC
42
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
To adapt to different circumstances. It changes
depending on the need of a particular period
FLEXIBLE
43
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
through the use of culture. People use culture
to adjust to changes in to the natural environment and
manmade world.
ADAPTIVE
44
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
able to act in socially appropriate ways as well
as predict how others will act.
SHARED
45
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
Because people have different ways of living
and ways of thinking they disagree with each other.
CONTESTED
46
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
Each one of us starts with no notion what is
supposed to be right and wrong, but as we grow older our
society molds our personality and we learn what should be
proper or not through enculturation. E
LEARNED
47
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
The learned behavior of people is patterned.
Each person’s behavior often depends upon some particular
behavior of someone else.
PATTERNED
48
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
known as holism, or the various parts of a
culture being interconnected.
INTEGRATED
49
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
handed down from one generation to
another.
TRANSMITTED
50
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
Without language human beings
will not be able to communicate.
REQUIRES LANGUAGE
51
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE: established standard of behavior maintained by
a society.
NORMS
52
TWO TYPES OF CULTURE: nonphysical ideas that people have
about their culture, including beliefs, values, rules, norms,
morals, language, organizations, and institutions
NON MATERIAL CULTURE
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1
●Behaviors, beliefs, values, and symbols that
they accept. It is passed along by communication and
imitation from one generation to the next.
CULTURE
2
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE: The BELIEF IN AND WORSHIP OF a superhuman
controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.
RELIGION
3
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
The process of receiving or giving SYSTEMATIC INSTRUCTION, especially at a school or university.
EDUCATION
4
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
A PERSON'S PRINCIPLES or standards of behavior;
one's judgement of what is important in life.
VALUES
5
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
an acceptance that a statement is true or that
SOMETHING EXSIST.
BELIEFS
6
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
refers to the PHYSICAL OBJECTS, resources,
and spaces that people use to define their culture.
MATERIAL CULTURE
7
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
A settled way of THINKING OR FEELING ABOUT SOMEONE or something, typically one that is reflected in a
person's behavior.
ATTITUDE
8
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
Giving or designed to give PLEASURE THROUGH BEAUTY; of pleasing appearance.
AESTHETIC
9
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE:
The method of HUMAN COMMUNICATION, either
spoken or written, consisting of the use of words in a
structured and conventional way.
LANGUAGE
10
●is a group of people who share a culture and
a territory. Meaning if you were in a society you shared in
different cultures and beliefs, it is also a people who interact
in such a way to share a common culture.
SOCIETY
11
ELEMENTS OF SOCIETY: may be ethnic or racial base on
gender, or due to share beliefs, values, and activity.
CULTURAL BOND
12
ELEMENTS OF SOCIETY: Persons who live in any region at any period.
SOCIETY
13
●The Science of government; part of ethics which
has to do with the regulation and government of a nation or
state; preservation of its safety, peace, and prosperity, the
defense of its existence and rights against foreign control or
conquest.
POLITICS
14
3 BRANCHES OF POLITICS: having the power to put plans, actions, or
laws into effect
EXECUTIVE
15
3 BRANCHES OF POLITICS: having the power to make laws.
LEGISLATIVE
16
3 BRANCHES OF POLITICS: of, by, or appropriate to a court or judge
JUDICIAL
17
■Is defined as the ethnic, religious,
racial, gender, and socioeconomic factors(educational
attainment, occupation) and values that shape an
individual’s upbringing.
CULTURAL BACKGROUND
18
■Refers to the differences of
social behaviors that different cultures exhibit around the
world.
HUMAN CULTURAL VARIATION
19
■Refers to the differences in social
behaviors that different cultures exhibit around the word.
CULTURAL VARIATION
20
CULTURAL VARIATION: Human beings’ relation to that which they
regard as holy, sacred, absolute, spiritual, divine, or worthy
of special reverence.
RELIGION
21
CULTURAL VARIATION: Simply means a shared cultural heritage.
ETHNICITY
22
CULTURAL VARIATION: The state or fact of being a citizen of a
particular nation.
NATIONALITY
23
CULTURAL VARIATION: Is usually associated with biology and linked with
physical characteristics such as skin color or hair texture.
RACE
24
PHENOMENA IN SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND POLITICS: any external influences on people.
These influences include behavioral influences, historical
influences, and developmental influences. (Beliefs,
Traditions)
SOCIAL PHENOMENA
25
PHENOMENA IN SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND POLITICS: known as the bandwagon effect
(popular effect), occurs when certain individuals behave a
certain way merely because other individuals do as well.
(Trending, Fashion)
CULTURAL PHENOMENA
26
PHENOMENA IN SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND POLITICS: behavioral/social influences in
politics on governing a particular country.
POLITICAL PHENOMENA
27
➔ transformation of culture and social institutions over
time.
➔ any significant alteration over time in behavior
patterns and cultural values and norms.
SOCIAL CHANGE
28
➔ normal function of internal and external politics.
Rulers will be voted out, retire or die while in power,
and the new leader will make changes.
POLITICAL CHANGE
29
Two ways in which political change may occur: Initiated by the citizen of
the country it can be done
by regular events.
INTERNAL POLITICAL CHANGE
30
Two ways in which political change may occur: It is initiated by other
countries.
EXTERNAL POLITICAL CHANGE
31
➔ modification of a society through innovation,
invention, discovery, or contact with other cultures.
CULTURAL CHANGE
32
➔ the study of human societies and cultures and their
development.
➔ the study of human biological and physiological
characteristics and their evolution.
ANTHROPOLOGY
33
➔ The study of the processes, principles, and structure
of government and of political institutions
➔ The systematic study of government and politics.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
34
➔ the study of the development, structure, and
functioning of human society.
➔ the study of social problems.
SOCIOLOGY
35
Four major origins of society:
➢ primary institution is the family, which decides how food
is to be shared and how children are to be socialized, and
which provides for the protection of its members
HUNTING ANG GATHERING SOCIETIES
36
Four major origins of society:
➢ developed a society that uses hand tools to raise crops.
The tools they used were simple: sticks or hoe-like
instruments used to punch holes in the ground so that crops
could be planted.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES
37
Four major origins of society:
➢ Use technological advances to cultivate crops (especially
grains like wheat, rice, corn, and barley) over a large area.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
38
Four major origins of society:
➢ uses advanced sources of energy, rather than humans
and animals, to run large machinery.
INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES
39
TWO ASPECTS OF CULTURE: concrete and tangible things that man
creates and uses. These include homes, neighborhoods,
cities, schools, churches, mosques, offices, factories and the
like
MATERIAL CULTURE
40
TWO ASPECTS OF CULTURE: nonphysical ideas that people have
about their culture, including beliefs, values, rules, norms,
morals, language, organizations, and institutions
NON MATERIAL CULTURE
41
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
onstantly changing; it goes thru revision with
each generation. It changes to adapt to the shifting needs
of a society
DYNAMIC
42
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
To adapt to different circumstances. It changes
depending on the need of a particular period
FLEXIBLE
43
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
through the use of culture. People use culture
to adjust to changes in to the natural environment and
manmade world.
ADAPTIVE
44
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
able to act in socially appropriate ways as well
as predict how others will act.
SHARED
45
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
Because people have different ways of living
and ways of thinking they disagree with each other.
CONTESTED
46
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
Each one of us starts with no notion what is
supposed to be right and wrong, but as we grow older our
society molds our personality and we learn what should be
proper or not through enculturation. E
LEARNED
47
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
The learned behavior of people is patterned.
Each person’s behavior often depends upon some particular
behavior of someone else.
PATTERNED
48
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
known as holism, or the various parts of a
culture being interconnected.
INTEGRATED
49
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
handed down from one generation to
another.
TRANSMITTED
50
CHARACTERISTIC OF CULTURE:
Without language human beings
will not be able to communicate.
REQUIRES LANGUAGE
51
ELEMENTS OF CULTURE: established standard of behavior maintained by
a society.
NORMS
52
TWO TYPES OF CULTURE: nonphysical ideas that people have
about their culture, including beliefs, values, rules, norms,
morals, language, organizations, and institutions
NON MATERIAL CULTURE