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This are complex. Every __ has a function for the good of the members of a society, so do the members to their ___.

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Social groups or Institutions

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According to him, institutions are influenced or determined by the mode of production of society.

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Karl Marx (1848)

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According to him, institution are interdependent, but there is no single social institutions that decides on alters the other institutions.

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Max Weber (1949)

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According to him, institutions are primary significant for the promotion of social solidarity

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Emile Durkheim (1893)

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Blood relatives is biologically deeper than those with the people whom he/she gained

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Kinship

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Types of Kinship

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+Consanguineal Kinship (Lineal Kinship)
+ Affinal Kinship
+Fictive Kinship (Collateral Kinship)

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Kin by blood is called ___ relative

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Consanguineal

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Unilateral descent can be subclassified into three more types:

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+Patrineal descent
+Matrilineal descent
+ambilineal descent

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Bond between a husband and wife is what sociologist refer to as ___ also used by marriage

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Affinal kinship

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May also pertain to the relationship made, no only by the husband and wife but by their families as well.

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Affinal Kinship

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Marriage between members of the same group on category of people

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Endogamy

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Marriage of two people coming from different groups of categories

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Exogamy

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Marriage where only two people are involved

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Monogamy

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The marriage of a man with two women

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Bigamy

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15
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Man marries more than two women

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Polygamy

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16
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Court decree that terminates or dissolves a marriage

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Divorce

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An unhappy married couple still has an option to nullify their marriage through ____

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Annulment

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Reason why we need Annulment

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+Bigamy
+ Forced consent
+Fraud
+Marriage prohibited by law
+ Mental illness
+ Mental incapacity
+ Underage marriage

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Either party has already married to another person ate the time of the marriage

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Bigamy

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Was forced or threatened into marriage

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Forced consent

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Married couple agreed to the marriage though the lies

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Fraud

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The marriage was incestuous

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Marriage prohibited by law

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One or both spouse

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Mental illness

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under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of the marriage, inability to consummate

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Mental incapacity

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Was minor at the time of marriage or was young to enter a marriage without parental consent
Underage marriage
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Based on neither consanguineal nor affinal ties is called ____
Fictive Kinship
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He describe the family as a set of people connected by blood, marriage, or adoption.
Schaefer (2009)
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According to the ___, the family is the basic autonomous social institution that should be protected and strengthened by the state.
1987 Philippines Constitution
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It is One family nucleus lives in a residence, it is classified as ____
Nuclear Family
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It is composed of two or more blood-related family nuclei.
Extended Family
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The family has a _____ if they involve women like female grandparent, female parent, or female children.
matrifocal structure
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_____ structure focuses on men.
patrifocal family structure
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Pertains to a family which consists of three generations-grandparent(s), parent(s), and children(s).
Vertically extended family
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Composed of two or more family nuclei, of whom the oldest members belong to the generation of the parents.
Horizontally extended family
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The prevalence of separated couples with children who remarry paved the way to the formation of _____.
Reconstituted Family
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Also known as blended family
Reconstituted Family
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It requires close relation (by blood or by law) among its members.
Family
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is the term used by census bureaus to refer to the set of individuals, related or unrelated by blood, who share a common residence.
Household
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It is An individual lives in solitude. Being a part of a family doesn’t necessarily mean that an individual does not being in a family.
Single Family
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Consists of single-family nucleus. A nuclear family without help is considered as a nuclear household.
Nuclear Household
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The most complicated type of household
Composite Household
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are small groups s of self-sufficient hunters.
Bands
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which follows the father's lineage
patrilineal descent
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which highlights the influence of the mother side
matrilenial descent
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which considers either or both the paternal or maternal sides, depending on the demand of a situation.
ambilineal descent
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are like bands in terms of population, but possess social, legal, political, moral, and religious beliefs.
Tribes
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in his book The Notion of the Tribe, who concluded that tribes are generally characterized by fluid boundaries where heterogeneity and dynamism are present?
Morton Fried (1975)
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Morton Fried (1975), in his book _____, concluded that tribes are generally characterized by fluid boundaries where heterogeneity and dynamism are present.
The Notion of the Tribe
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is always based on age or seniority.
Leadership
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is a type of political organization that is composed of different tribes or villages which are in alliance with one another under one political leader or chief.
Chiefdoms
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is a large community of people occupying a definite territory, having a government of their own, wherein a great number of inhabitants render obedience and enjoy freedom from external control.
States
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is the power of an individual or a group to enforce rules upon the members of a certain group
Authority
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According to German sociologist _____, there are three types of authority charismatic, traditional, and legal-rational.
Max Weber (1922)
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is concerned with how a political institution can be maintained by the leader's personalitychansmatic leader has a charisma to galvanize a diverse group of people to follow his/her political course of action.
Charismatic Authority
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These "___" qualities are the factors that ignite loyalty from the leader's followers.
superhuman
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The "____" qualities of the leader are often intensified through cult of personality (usage of mass media or other methods to create an idealized public image).
hero-like
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is based on well-defined laws. People follow the laws, not because of the leader's charisma but because of the legitimacy and validity of laws bestowed upon all members of society.
Legal-Rational Authority
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According to _____, traditional authority is concerned with how a political system can be maintained by the constant reference to customs, traditions, and conventions.
Max Weber
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is a formal organization in which written rules are the bases of actions and decisions.
BUREAUCRACY
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Bureaucracy has five major qualities-
Division of Labor Hierarchy of Authority Written Rules and Regulations Impersonality Meritocracy
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Without needing to belong to an established or state
Non-state institution
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Provide different states monetary loans
World Bank and the International Monetary Fund
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Primary Common ground and governing body of most sovereign states in the world
United Nations (UN)
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Promoting peace and security
United Nation Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
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Five major programs
Education Natural sciences Social and Human sciences Culture Communication and Information
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To craft and develop policies, leadership skill, networking and collaborative abilities, institutional capability, and building resilience.
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
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Provides humanization and development assistance and support young children
United Nation Children's Emergency Fund (UNCEF)
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Foster global monetary corporation
International Monetary Fund
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Advocates the development of worldwide poverty alleviation
World Bank
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middle- income and low-income
International Bank for Reconstruction of development (IBRD)
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Force Loans
International Development association (IDA)
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Largest Global development
International Finance Corporation (IFC)
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Direct investment into developed countries
Multi Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA)
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provides for settlement of disputes by conciliation, mediation, arbitration or fact-finding. Facilities for conciliation
International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID)
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Promote free trade and to improve the welfare of people around the world by ensuring that trade flows as smoothly, predictably and freely as possible.
World Trade Organization WTO
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to reduce tariffs, quotas, and other barriers to trade.
The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)
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Investment and means of production
Capitalism
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nonmarket exchange
Reciprocity
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Sharing or giving
Generalized Reciprocity
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Tangible Benefits
Balanced or Symmetrical Reciprocity
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expects to be compensated
Negative Reciprocity
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payment or redistribution of income
Transfers
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redistributed is the centralized collection
Redistribution
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It is the way we educate and train the young population through formal, nonformal, and informal
Education
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It is used to state the majority of population
Formal
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Young people interact with adults or parents
Non-formal
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Pertains life long process of learning
Informal
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Function of school
transmission of culture Promotional of Social and Integration Emotional Control
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Common requirement
Credentialism
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Organize belief in supernatural It is one of the dominant social
Religion
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Two types of Religion
Organize Unorganized
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They have specific set of roles like catholic or Islam
Organize
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Rule vary from region to region
Unorganized
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Physical belief are sacred
Animism
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Many deities
Polytheism
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Do not believe in God, heaven and hello
Atheist
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A person who suffers "nausog"
Usog
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Asperkas, Warlock, or Witch
Kulam
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Worst version of kulam
Barang
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Spirit possession
Sapi
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Supernatural Therapy
Tawas or alum
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Craving or obsessive craving
Lihi
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Illness a person experiences sweat palms, etc.
Pasma
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Massage Therapy
Hilot
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traditional healer
Albularyo
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Lil knowledge of Cotemporary Medicine
Medico
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Divine Power by God
Faith Healer
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It is a priest evict spiritual entities
Exhorsist

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