Chapter VIII Flashcards

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the application of scientific knowledge to solve a problem

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Technology

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2
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Evolution of human society

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1.Hunters and gatherers
2.Shifters and Farmers
3.Manufacturing and Processing
4.Future man-made world

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3
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Concept of waves according to Alvin Toffler

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First wave
Second Wave
Third Wave

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Classification of technology according to process

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  1. Energy Technology
  2. Equipment Technology
  3. Information Technology
  4. Life Technology
  5. Material Technology
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5
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replacement of technologies

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Substitution

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6
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Technology transfers from individual to another

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Diffusion

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7
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Is an american writer amd futurologist who focused his writings on technology expansion and its impact on the society which he called information overload.

“Third Wave”

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Alvin Toffler

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Is the that replaced the hunters and gatherers-society after the agrarian revolution.

People during this time used small scale technologies which came into existence through TRIAL AND ERROR

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First wave society

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9
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Is the period of INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

people used technologies based on mass destruction

*Foundations on Newton’s physics, biology,chemistry.

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Second Wave Society

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10
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Was described as post-industrialized society after WW2.

People use modern technology based on advent of science including computers, robotics and the like.

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Third Wave society

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This technology involves the process that could create or generate, convert and distrubute energy with the main purpose of yielding high efficiency without causing negative effects to human and environment.

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Energy Technology

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This technology involves the design, fabrication and invention of instruments, tools, gadgets, and machines. Some examples of this technology are motor, engines, plow.

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Equipment Technology

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This technology is primarily concerned with tools and gadgets including computer systems and their applications to manage, process and distribute information.

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Information Technology

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The main purpose of this type of technology is to make technological advancements. These technologies benefit human race in terms of health and food security

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Life Technology

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These are made primarily for preservation, maintenance, treatment and reproduction of living things. These include traditional and modern technologies in animal breeding, herbal medicines, surgery, vaccine, antibiotics, artificial and organ transplant, and genetic engineering

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Life Technology

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This technology is concerned with extraction, fabrication and synthesis of materials specifically for the benefit of mankind. Examples are steel, plastics, brass, iron, copper, ceramics, aluminums, polymers and synthetics

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Materials Technology

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happens when technologies which may have been used for a long period of time are replaced by the new and better version especially with respect to the performance

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Substitution

18
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Happens when technologies are being adopted by individuals even after innovations come.

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Diffusion

19
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It is the measure either of all the income earned within the country or all the expenditures within the country.

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Gross domestic product (GDP)

20
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It is the average income earned by a person in a particular city, region or country.

It is a way of measuring the economic status and the quality of life in different areas.

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Per Capita income

21
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This is the measure of how the total gross domestic product of the country is equally distributed among its members/people

This could tell us the distribution of the individuals who can be considered rich or poor

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Income Distribution

22
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This refers to the increase in the country’s total economic activity. GNP is the sum of all the goods and services produced in a country per year by its people.

It uses the GDP, plus the income of people working overseas minus the income paid to foreign citizens and entities

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Growth rate of gross national product (GNP)

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This is defined as the employment rate or the measure at which all the available labor resources are being utilized.

It is computed as the ratio of the employed to the working age population.

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Percentage of employment

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It is the sum total of all the men and women who are able to work, be employed or unemployed

The age structure of the country basically determines the labor or the work force.

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Structure of labor force

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It refers to the average number of years an individual or a group of people could be expected to live. It is usually recorded as the person’s life span from birth

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Human Life Expectancy

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This is defined as the percentage of people or density of people living in urbanized area not depending upon agricultural products and other government services

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Percentage of urban population