Demography

Question 1

IS STUDY OF POPULATIONS, INCLUDING THEIR SIZE, STRUCTURE, DISTRIBUTION, AND CHANGES OVER TIME

Answer 1

Demography

Question 2

DEMOGRAPHIC STUDY FOCUSES ON THE FF:

Answer 2

―POPULATION SIZE
―POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
―POPULATION STRUCTURE
―FERTILITY
―MORTALITY
―MIGRATION
―POPULATION DYNAMICS

Question 3

REFERS TO THE TOTAL NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS WITHIN A PARTICULAR GROUP OR GEOGRAPHIC AREA AT A GIVEN POINT IN TIME. IT’S A FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPT IN DEMOGRAPHICS AND ECOLOGY, PROVIDING INSIGHT INTO THE DYNAMICS AND CHARACTERISTICS OF A POPULATION.

Answer 3

Population Size

Question 4

REFERS TO THE PATTERN OF WHERE PEOPLE LIVE WITHIN A PARTICULAR AREA OR REGION.

Answer 4

Population Distribution

Question 5

REFERS TO THE COMPOSITION OF A POPULATION IN TERMS OF ITS DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS.

Answer 5

Population Structure

Question 6

DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS.

Answer 6

AGE, GENDER, ETHNICITY, EDUCATION LEVEL, OCCUPATION, MARITAL STATUS, AND SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS.

Question 7

REFERS TO THE ACTUAL REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR OF INDIVIDUALS OR POPULATIONS, SPECIFICALLY THE PRODUCTION OF OFFSPRING.

Answer 7

fertility

Question 8

IN DEMOGRAPHY REFERS TO THE OCCURRENCE OF DEATH WITHIN A POPULATION.

Answer 8

Mortality

Question 9

IN DEMOGRAPHY REFERS TO THE STUDY OF HOW POPULATIONS CHANGE OVER TIME DUE TO VARIOUS FACTORS

Answer 9

Population Dynamics

Question 10

POPULATION GROWTH TENDS TO OUTPACE RESOURCE GROWTH, LEADING TO SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUES.

Answer 10

Malthusian Theory

Question 11

REFERS TO THE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER, TYPICALLY INVOLVING A CHANGE IN RESIDENCE.

Answer 11

Migration

Question 12

IS A PERSON WHO MOVES FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER, EITHER WITHIN A COUNTRY (INTERNAL MIGRANT) OR ACROSS INTERNATIONAL BORDERS (INTERNATIONAL MIGRANT).

Answer 12

Migrants

Question 13

IN MIGRATION ARE THE CONDITIONS OR CIRCUMSTANCES IN A PERSON’S COUNTRY OF ORIGIN THAT FORCE OR COMPEL THEM TO LEAVE AND SEEK OPPORTUNITIES ELSEWHERE. THESE FACTORS MAKE STAYING IN THEIR HOME COUNTRY UNDESIRABLE OR UNTENABLE.

Answer 13

Push Factors

Question 14

IN MIGRATION ARE THE FACTORS THAT ATTRACT INDIVIDUALS OR GROUPS TO MOVE TO A NEW LOCATION OR COUNTRY.

Answer 14

Pull Factors

Question 15

Two types of Migration

Answer 15

Internal Migration, International Migration

Question 16

INTERNAL MIGRATION REFERS TO THE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE WITHIN A COUNTRY’S BORDERS FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER.

Answer 16

INTERNAL MIGRATION

Question 17

INVOLVES THE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE ACROSS INTERNATIONAL BORDERS, EITHER PERMANENTLY OR WORKO RARILY DIFFERENT DIFFERENT COUNTRY.

Answer 17

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION

Question 18

REFERS TO FILIPINO NATIONALS WHO ARE EMPLOYED OR ENGAGED IN WORK ABROAD, EITHER TEMPORARILY OR PERMANENTLY.

Answer 18

Overseas Filipino Workers

Question 19

WHAT DRIVES THEM TO WORK ABROAD? (OFW)

Answer 19

• ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES
• REMITTANCES
• UNEMPLOYMENT OR UNDEREMPLOYMENT
• CAREER ADVANCEMENT
• EDUCATION AND SKILL ENHANCEMENT
• ADVENTURE AND EXPLORATION
• FAMILY OBLIGATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Question 20

REFERS TO TEMPORARY MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE THAT OCCUR AT SPECIFIC TIMES OF THE YEAR, TYPICALLY IN RESPONSE TO SEASONAL CHANGES IN LABOR DEMAND OR AGRICULTURAL CYCLES.

Answer 20

SEASONAL MIGRATION

Question 21

Are central sites for advanced services and facilities of telecommunication which are necessary for the execution and management of global economic activities.

Answer 21

Global Cities

Question 22

TANISM Is a philosophical and social concept that emphasizes the idea of global citizenship and the belief in the inherent worth and dignity of all individuals, regardless of their nationality, ethnicity, or cultural background.

Answer 22

Cosmopolitanism