UCSP 11- 15

Question 1

are the basic areas of inquiry in the field of anthropology. These include: language, values and customs, social organization and structure, race and ethnicity.

Answer 1

Anthropological Concepts

Question 2

Is the first concept of anthropology. It is a human created organization or system of interrelationships that connects individuals in a common culture.

Answer 2

Society

Question 3

Anthropological Concepts include:

Answer 3

Language Values, Customs, Social Organization, Structure and Ethnicity

Question 4

Society has three components:

Answer 4

Language, Values, Norms

Question 5

Is a system of verbal symbols through which humans communicate ideas, feelings, and experiences.

Answer 5

Language

Question 6

Come in second in the component of society. It is a set of ideas people share about what is good, bad, desirable and undesirable.

Answer 6

Values

Question 7

are behavioral rules or standards for social interaction. These often derive from values but also contradict values, and serve as both guides and criticisms for individual behavior

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Norms

Question 8

6 types of Social Norms

Answer 8

Folkway, More, Taboo, Law, Culture, Relationship between Culture & Society’

Question 9

Things that make Filipino unique:

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resilient, religious, very respectful, help on another, take pride in their families

Question 10

Norm that stems from and organizes casuals interactions.

Answer 10

Folkway

Question 11

Norm that structures the difference between right and wrong.

Answer 11

More

Question 12

Strong negative norm; violating it results in extreme disgust.

Answer 12

Taboo

Question 13

Norm that is formally inscribed at the state or federal level.

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Law

Question 14

The second of the concept is culture. Culture may define as sets of traditions, rules, symbols that shape and are enacted as feelings, thoughts, and behaviors of groups of people

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Culture

Question 15

Culture is based off of historical precedence while society is an agreement on how each member should behave. Society is the overall bigger picture while culture is part of society.

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Relationship between Culture & Society

Question 16

is a perspective or way of understanding and explaining a particular phenomenon, issue, or aspect of social life.

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Theoretical Approach

Question 17

3 Theoretical Approaches

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Structural-Functional Approach, Social-Conflict Approach, Symbolic-Interaction Approach

Question 18

is a sociological perspective that views society as a complex system composed of interdependent parts, each with a specific function that contributes to the overall stability and equilibrium of the system.

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Structural-Functional Approach

Question 19

is a theoretical framework that views society as being composed of different groups that compete for resources and power

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Social-Conflict Approach

Question 20

is a sociological perspective that focuses on the subjective meanings that individuals attach to social phenomena and how these meanings are negotiated and constructed through social interaction.

Answer 20

Symbolic-Interaction Approach

Question 21

Culture is… (5)

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Learned, Shared, Based on Symbols, Integrated, Dynamic

Question 22

Culture is ___through language and modeling others. The process of learning culture is called “enculturation”.

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learned

Question 23

Culture is ___ with people in a society. It is shared within exclusive domains of social relations.

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shared

Question 24

______ are the basis of culture. Language, money, and art are all examples.

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Symbols

Question 25

People from a culture ______ another culture. Which is termed as ___.

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adapt the essence of, Integration

Question 26

Culture is __ as it responds to the changing needs of time.

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Dynamic

Question 27

6 Aspects of Culture

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Language, Religion, Daily Life, History, Arts, Government

Question 28

“ A people without the knowledge of their past, origin & culture is like a tree with no roots” Who said this?

Answer 28

Marcus Garvey

Question 29

The process of learning culture is called _________

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enculturation

Question 30

_____ or more briefly, a “theory” is not just an idea that someone has. Rather it is a structural framework, explanation, or tool that has been tested and evaluated over time. Theories are developed and utilized via scholarship, research, discussion, and debate.

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Theoretical Perspective

Question 31

According to Sociology and other social sciences; “it is a school of thought according to which each of the institutions, relationships, roles, and norms that together constitute a society serves a purpose, and each is indispensable for the continued existence of the others and of society as a whole.

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Structural Functionalism

Question 32

Structural-functionalism involves:

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• regarded as an adaptive response to some tension within the social system.
•  regarded as an adaptive response to some tension within the social system.

Question 33

According to Karl Marx; it is a theory that society is in a state of perpetual conflict because of competition for limited resources.

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Social-Conflict Theory

Question 34

It is a frame of reference to better understand how individuals interact with one another to create symbolic worlds, and in return, how these worlds shape individual behaviors.

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Symbolic-Interactionism

Question 35

is regarded as an adaptive response to some tension within the social system.

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Social Change

Question 36

This perspective relies on the symbolic meaning that people develop and build upon in the process of social interaction.

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Symbolic-Interactionism

Question 37

can be defined as the legacy of physical artifacts (tangible attributes) and intangible attributes of a group or society inherited from the past.

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Cultural Heritage

Question 38

is a physical artifact or object significant to the archaeology, architecture, science, or technology of a specific culture. This means that this type of heritage is perceptible, touchable or concrete.

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Tangible Heritage

Question 39

Examples of Tangible Heritage

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Traditional Clothing, Utensils, Vehicles, Documents, public works and architecture by cultural groups

Question 40

Examples of Intangible Heritage

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Songs, Myths, Values, Tradition