UCSP L4

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science seeking to “uncover principles of behavior that apply to all human communities.”

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ANTHROPOLOGY

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represents a constellation of unseen yet powerful forces influencing the behavior of individuals and institutions.

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SOCIAL FORCES

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look at cross-cultural differences in social institutions, cultural beliefs, and communication styles.

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ANTHROPOLOGY

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is the study of human social relationships and institutions

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SOCIOLOGY

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focuses on the ubiquity (or the “everywhere-ness”)

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SOCIOLOGY

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can be interpreted as any human-created way of doing things that influence, pressure, or force people to behave, interact with others, and think in certain ways.

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SOCIAL FORCES

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What stand point does culture is based on acquired behaviors and habits that are shared by and transmitted among groups of people as a result of their interaction with one another.

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sociological standpoint

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which means that it is not something that is physically or genetically inherited.

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not biological in nature

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ASPECTS OF CULTURE

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1.Dynamic, Flexible, & Adaptive
2. Shared & Contested
3. Learned through socialization or enculturation
4. Patterned social interactions
5. Requires language and other forms of communication
6. Transmitted through socialization/enculturation
7. Integrated and at times unstable

Question 6

process of learning and adopting ways and manners of culture.

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Enculturation

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is a process of learning and internalizing rules and patterns of society

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Socialization

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It also allows its members to predict the behavior of other members but it is no assurance that they will think and act similarly.

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share and contested

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Culture changes constantly throughout the time. It varies on the societal structure and the capacities of its members to respond.

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1. Dynamic, Flexible, & Adaptive

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Culture through its elements is enjoyed by group of people who lived together.

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2. Shared & Contested

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Culture is learned with practice through continued process. It is a lifelong process in which social interaction plays a vital role.

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3. Learned through socialization or enculturation

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Culture creates patterned behavior and social interactions that can be transmitted through socialization and enculturation.

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4. Patterned social interactions

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Culture will be successfully transmitted if it uses language and other forms of communication within their context.

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5. Requires language and other forms of communication

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Socialization is a process of learning and internalizing rules and patterns of society
(Sociological Perspective) Enculturation is a process of learning and adopting ways and manners of culture. (Anthropological Perspective)

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6. Transmitted through socialization/enculturation

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Culture to be always functioning must maintain its components integrated.

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7. Integrated and at times unstable

Question 11

Language must have all its idea and ideals intact for the successful transmission from one person to another.

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7. Integrated and at times unstable