POLITICAL SELF Flashcards
is the side of a person concerned with laws or other political features.
Political self
is developed whenever we are involved in
an argument and the desire to speak for ourselves.
Political Self
defined as a set of beliefs about one’s role, competency, and involvement in politics.
Political self-concepts
are developed through socialization, through the ways of people learn the knowledge, norms, values, motives, and roles appropriate to their positions in a group or community.
POLITICAL SELF and IDENTITY
has a hierarchical structure through hierarchy of positions, status and power.
FAMILY
to teach moral, spiritual and political values that will help the students to become patriotic and morally upright citizen.
SCHOOL
Helps the shape ideals of citizenship and democracy through religious teachings, values, and traditions.
CHURCH
Interaction with peers encompasses and emphasizes the equal distribution of power, rights and privileges among members of the group.
PEERS
Key sources of information on politics family, schools, church and peers and moral behaviors that influence political behavior and political self.
MASS MEDIA
-A person can acquire learning through observation and imitation.
-Observation and limitation is important in a process known “political socialization”.
SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY (ALBERT BANDURA)
is a lifelong process by which individuals gain knowledge about politics.
POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION
Suggest that mental activities (e.g., knowledge, perception, ideas) of an individuals are important determinants of behaviors (e.g., political attitudes)
COGNITIVE THEORY
Suggest that behaviors are products of communication, meaning and
symbols.
THEORY OF SYMBOLIC INTERACTION
-Defined as the citizen’s action or activities anchored in politics.
-The extent and scope of political participation may be an
important criteria for assessing value or quality symbols and
meanings that the people ascribe to politics.
THEORY OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
act of being friendly and welcoming to
guests and visitors.
Hospitality