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Political Self and Digital Self Flashcards

1
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They pointed out that as members of the society, people are naturally obligated to participate in a political system as social citizens.

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Macayan, Pinugu and Castillo (2019)

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Refers to the actions or activities concerned with achieving and using power in a nation or a society.

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Politics

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It is equated with power.

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Politics

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Gutierrez-Ang (2018) clustered the Filipino values in three distinct categories:

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Personalism
Familialism
Particularism.

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It refers when one validates other people’s sense of dignity as a human being.

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Personalism

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Are those traditions and activities in the community that revolves around the interest of the family.

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Familialism

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When one insinuates Filipino knack for patronizing someone who is familiar or one who they relate to, it refers to ___________.

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Particularism

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The art and science of influencing other people on a civic or individual level.

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Politics

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It refers to achieving and exercising positions of governance — organized control over a human community, particularly a state.

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Politics

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10
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A __________ is a framework which defines acceptable political methods within a given society.

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Political system

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TRUE OR FALSE:

Politics is exercised on a wide range of social levels, from clans and tribes of traditional societies, through modern local governments, companies, and institutions up to sovereign states, to international level.

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TRUE

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________________ explained politics as embedded by man in four key points:

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Macayan, Pinugu and Castillo (2019)

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Macayan, Pinugu and Castillo (2019) explained politics as embedded by man in four key points:

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Power
Context
Personal
Pervades the structure of the society

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14
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Politics is concerned with ____________.

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Power

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15
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Politics functions based on particular social, economic, and cultural _______.

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Context

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16
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Political is also ___________: one’s personal choices reflect his/ her personal politics – both are indistinguishable.

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Personal

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Politics _____________________, thus it influences its people through their beliefs, ethics, and behavior.

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pervades the structure of the society

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18
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____________ is not only shaped by one’s political affiliation or beliefs.

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Political self

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19
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It is anchored in the inclination to participate, remain engaged and become accountable.

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Political self

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20
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Factors that shape the Political Self:

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Individual – Institutional – Community

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21
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Influenced by the set of attitudes and values of a person.

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Individual factors

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22
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Identifies the imprint contributed by the family, school, church, media, government, and the non-government and people’s organizations.

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Institutional factors

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23
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The degree (or lack) of identification with the nation depends, among others, on the type of community to which one belongs and the extent to which it is served by, or benefits from, instruments of the state, such as religion, language and even the absence or presence of social requisites for the exercise of citizenship and democracy.

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Community factors

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24
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It refers to the structured forms of engagements with political processes and everyday forms of participation in society.

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Active citizenship

25
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This is the process of sharing decisions which affects one’s life and the community in which one lives.

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Active citizenship

26
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It gives foundation to democracy to which participation is its fundamental right of one’s citizenship.

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Active citizenship

27
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The value of active citizenship is anchored on _____________ to participate in formal and informal political activities.

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One’s cognitive and behavioral engagement

28
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Macayan, Pinugu and Castillo (2019) mentioned that people generally have __________.

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Role identities

29
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These are the characters and roles an individual creates as a member of a particular social group.

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Role identities

30
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This refers to the identity a person claims in the cyberspace. A digital identity allows a person to be part of the virtual community that goes beyond physical and geographical boundaries.

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Digital Identity

31
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It is when in the use of social media, people may act differently since interaction in social media do not happen face-to-face and there is no physical presence required.

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Online Disembodiment

32
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This is the more or less likely the display of their real “selves” to others, most oftentimes even to strangers.

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Online Disembodiment

33
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____________ refers when people adopt fake identities, they are likely to engage in behaviors that they would not do in real life interactions.

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Online Disinhibition Effect

34
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Under Online Disinhibition Effect:

This effects as an online behavior are categorized further into two:

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(a) benign disinhibition
(b) toxic disinhibition

35
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If one tends to self-disclose more on the internet than on real life it refers to the ________.

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Benign disinhibition

35
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If one tends to self-disclose more on the internet than on real life it refers to the ________.

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Benign disinhibition

36
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Online users who use rude language, bully or threatens others and go to websites with contents of violence, crime and pornography are considered __________________.

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Toxic inhibition

37
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Self-presentation can be identified as:

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Self-promotion
Ingratiation
Exemplification
Intimidation
Supplication

38
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TRUE OR FALSE: The Importance of Digital Technology

Technology has changed the social features of people’s lives; altered the ways how
people view social dimension of relationships.

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TRUE

39
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TRUE OR FALSE: The Importance of Digital Technology

It improved not only the common areas in people’s daily lives, but also areas of education, health, and production industries.

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TRUE

40
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TRUE OR FALSE: The Importance of Digital Technology

It enabled volumes of information to be compressed in compact storage devises, to easily contained and delivered, minimizing the transmission of data

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TRUE

41
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TRUE OR FALSE: The Importance of Digital Technology

Digital technology brought about innovations and contributed to a change in the work patterns.

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TRUE

42
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The use of internet primarily serves three major purposes (Macayan, Pinugu and Castillo, 2019):

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(1) social interaction
(2) information acquisition and generation
(3) entertainment

43
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Full electronic participation in society.

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Digital Access

44
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Electronic buying and selling of goods.

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Digital Commerce

45
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Electronic exchange of information.

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Digital Communication

46
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Process of teaching and learning using
technology.

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Digital Literacy

47
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Electronic standards of conduct and procedure.

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Digital Etiquette

48
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Electronic responsibility for actions and deeds
(ethics).

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Digital Law

49
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Freedoms extended to everyone in the digital
world.

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Digital Rights and Responsibilities

50
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Physical and psychological well-being of using
media.

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Digital Health and Wellness

51
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Electronic precautions to guarantee safety.

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Digital Security

52
Q

These themes listed describes the proliferation of technology in the world and how they are used for specific purposes: (9)

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Digital Access
Digital Commerce
Digital Communication
Digital Literacy
Digital Etiquette
Digital Law
Digital Rights and Responsibilities
Digital Health and Wellness
Digital Security

53
Q

To protect the people from the invasion of privacy, Republic Act ________, otherwise known as the Data Privacy Act of 2012 was passed in the Philippines.

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Republic Act 10173

54
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The aspect of self that is expressed or shared with others through online interactions on the internet, specifically in social networking sites.

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Digital Self

55
Q

A social institution through which power is acquired and exercised by people and groups.

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Politics

56
Q

“Man by nature is a _________.”

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Political animal

57
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Most basic identification with the nation.

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Citizenship

58
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Denotes the membership of a citizen in a political society.

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Citizenship

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