MTerms

Question 1

Refers to the process by which people act and react in relation to others. In this manner, language, gestures, and symbols are used.

Answer 1

Social Interaction

Question 2

A daily activity of people

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Interaction

Question 3

Enumerate the Types of Social Interaction

Answer 3

1. Cooperation
2. Conflict
3. Competition
4. Negotiation
5. Coercion

Question 4

Enumerate the elements of Social Interaction

Answer 4

1. Statuses
2. Achieved Status
3. Roles
4. Groups
5. Institution
6. Resources
7. Symbolic Interaction

Question 5

A specialized approach within the symbolic interaction paradigm

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Ethnomethodology

Question 6

Refers to the web of relationships that connects an individual to many other people both directly and indirectly

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Networks

Question 7

People may communicate with one another through non-verbal behavior by using body language, the study of which is known as kinesics

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Non-verbal Behavior

Question 8

Interactions happen simply because people are in each other’s presence.

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Unfocused and Focused Interaction

Question 9

Refers to any number of people with similar norms, values, and expectations who regularly and consciously interact.

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Groups

Question 10

Enumerate the characteristics that a group must have

Answer 10

• A defined membership
• a set of interrelated statuses and roles
• common values and norms
  an identity
• repeated interaction and communication

Question 11

Long and complicated process of social interaction through which the child learns the intellectual, physical, and social skills needed to function as a member of society.

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Socialization

Question 12

What is Socialization according to Fitcher?

Answer 12

a process of mutual influence between a person and his acceptance and his/her fellowmen, a process that results in an acceptance of, and adaptation to the patterns of social behavior

Question 13

Refers to the society acting upon the child

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Objective Socialization

Question 14

Is that process by which the society transmits its culture from one generation to the next and adapts the individual to the accepted and approved ways of organized life

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Subjective Socialization

Question 15

the human action by which one tends to duplicate more or less, or exactly, the behavior of others

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Imitation

Question 16

Enumerate the subprocesses of social learning

Answer 16

1. Imitation
2. Suggestion
3. Competition

Question 17

a stimulative process in which two or more individuals view with one another in achieving knowledge.

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Competition

Question 18

a process outside the learner. It is found in the works and actions of those who attempt to change the behavior of the learner.

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Suggestion

Question 19

The basic structural unit of a society

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Family

Question 20

This coincides with the diminishing of parental influence as young people gain independence from adults

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Peer group

Question 21

An institution that is established explicitly for the purpose of socializing people.

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School

Question 22

print media play a very important role in the process of socialization

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Media

Question 23

Formal socialization take place in this. However, much of the socialization to the organization ’ s values and outlook happen informally,

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Workplace

Question 24

Which the individual is introduced will certainly affect his/her belief being

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Religion

Question 25

Street corner education is very common in the country

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Neighborhood

Question 26

refers to the linkage of social positions.

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Relation by status

Question 27

refers to the functional, reciprocal interaction that occurs when people pursue their social roles together.

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Relation by Roles

Question 28

a further refinement, and on a level of abstraction, different from that of the role relation

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Relation by Process

Question 29

Refer to patterned forms of social interaction. They are forms of interaction that are repeated.

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Social Processes

Question 30

this is the most common form of social relations

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Cooperation

Question 31

a compromised working arrangement that enables people to engage with one another in activities or living together even when their differences are irreconcilable.

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Accomodation

Question 32

a social process through which two or more persons or groups accept and perform one another’s pattern of behavior.

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Assimilation

Question 33

Enumerate the common forms of accomodation

Answer 33

1. Domination
2. Truce
3. Compromise
4. Conciliation and Mediation
5. Arbitration
6. Mediation

Question 34

arises when two or more people of groups come together while the rules of cooperation fail and the opponents become openly confrontational to each other in the struggle for power or self-assertion.

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Conflict

Question 35

an act where opposing persons or groups try to prevent each other from attaining an objective with or without even interest in that objective.

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Contravention

Question 36

a social process in which two or more persons or groups are striving to attain the same objective

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Competition

Question 37

on an individual level implies acquisition of a culture by an adult coming from another culture.

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Acculturation

Question 38

Enumerate the 11 major races

Answer 38

1. Caucasoids
2. Mongoloids
3. African Negroids
4. Melanesians
5. Micronesian-Polynesians
6. Congo or Central-African Pygmies
7. Far Eastern Pygmies
8. Australoids
9. Bushman-Hottentots
10. Ainus
11. Veddoids