enculturayion

Question 1

is a process which all individuals undergo throughout his whole life; it is both a conscious and an unconscious procedure starting from birth up until to death. In connection to that, it happens not only when a person goes to school for formal education,

Answer 1

Enculturation

Question 2

Enculturation is a process which all individuals undergo throughout his whole life; it is both a conscious and an unconscious procedure starting from birth up until to death. In connection to that, it happens not only when a person goes to school for formal education, but also, Enculturation happens through family, peers and other individuals that socializes with the person throughout the person’s lifetime

Answer 2

(“Enculturation and Acculturation”, 2012).

Question 3

Through Enculturation, a person would be able to learn and understand social norms, values, languages, behavior and other important things about the person’s culture. Because of enculturation, a person would become conscious or informed of his rights, obligations and privileges as part of a community or society

Answer 3

(Grunlan & Mayers, 1988

Question 4

Norms and values play a major role in the society as they both create an excellent model of behavior

Answer 4

Chong

Question 5

there should be a common or universal consensus that exists within the society for the norms to be truly successful and effective. However, once these laws are not followed, non-conformity or deviance is committed which violates the social norms. Because of that, social norms and values greatly influence how people make decisions.

Answer 5

Chang

Question 6

is generally defined as a position or rank. However, in the sociological lens, status is defined as the position in the social stratification. Social stratification is the hierarchy of social worth.

Answer 6

Status

Question 7

on the other hand IS what the individual is expected to do, given his status.

Answer 7

Role

Question 8

Statuses and roles makes individual more unsurprising or predictable

Answer 8

O’Neil

Question 9

is obtained through one’s own achievement or accomplishment.

Answer 9

Achieved status

Question 10

is obtained not through achievements but rather through birth. Ascribed is something that an individual is born into.

Answer 10

Ascribed status

Question 11

is the process of creating and maintaining stability; in simplest terms, the power of society over individuals

Answer 11

Social control

Question 12

Without harmony, there would be no existing relationship and there would be no society

Answer 12

Pujari, 2015). F

Question 13

Behavior which involve change in order to fit in.

Answer 13

Conformity

Question 14

Behavior that violates social norms

Answer 14

Deviance

Question 15

Structural Strain Theory

Answer 15

Robert K Merton

Question 16

Accepted Goal, Accepted Means. These are groups of people that follow the norm, and also trust the system which would help them achieve their goals

Answer 16

Conformist

Question 17

Reject Goal, Accept Means. There are the people that reject or do not believe in the goals of the society. However, they still accept the means by doing the same things as what conformist do. Ritualist is a form of deviance, by rejecting the goals of society, individuals deviate themselves from the norm. But it does not necessarily mean that these people are lawbreakers.

Answer 17

Ritualist

Question 18

Accept Goal, Reject Means. They are the opposite of ritualists. Innovators are the people that accept the society’s goal, however, they reject on how to get to the society’s goal. They are deviant because of their means or action on how achieve goals. Their different means deviate themselves from the norm, which usually borders on law breaking.

Answer 18

Innovator

Question 19

Reject Goal, Reject Means. These are types of people who reject both the goals and means of the society, which makes them deviant. These are the people who avoid the established goals and avoid the means of what they should do. These people retreats to a kind of lifestyle that they want to live in, not what the society dictates them to live in.

Answer 19

Retreatist

Question 20

Reject Goal, Reject Mean. These people are those who are not satisfied with the current system, but instead they are the ones who want to create a new goal and means for the society, which makes them deviant. These people are the people who are extremely dangerous like terrorist because they want a new goal and means wherein they are the ones who would benefit, and not the society.

Answer 20

Rebels

Question 21

“All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.”

Answer 21

Article 1 Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Question 22

simplest terms, it is a concept which guarantees equality, freedom from degrading behavior, discrimination and prejudice views. It is a set of privileges as simply because of being human. As to being part of the modern world, respecting others and their rights is an important factor for the common good.

Answer 22

Human Rights