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UNDERSTANDING CULTURE , SOCIETY. AND POLITICS.

USCP (MODULE 1-6). COLLECTION OF OUR SELF STUDY LEARNINGS ABOUT THE SUBJECT USCP.

1. SOCIAL SCIENCE. 1. SOCIAL SCIENCE. -In its widest definition, social science is the study of society and how people act and influence the world around us. Social science teaches us about the world outside our direct experience and may help us understand how our own society works from the causes of unemployment to what promotes economic progress, to how and why people vote and what makes people happy. It offers critical information to governments and policymakers, as well as local governments, non-governmental organizations, and others. -Social Science has three categories, which are Anthropology, Sociology and Political Science..

1. SOCIAL SCIENCE. 000 iB8B SOCIOLOGY eee. -The study of what makes humans human is known as anthropology . Anthropologists use a wide approach called holism to examine the many distinct facets of the human experience. They use archaeology to look into the past to learn how human societies lived hundreds or thousands of years ago and what was significant to them..

USCP (MODULE 1-6). COLLECTION OF OUR SELF STUDY LEARNINGS ABOUT THE SUBJECT USCP.

2. CULTURE&SOCIETY. 2. - CULTURE refers to the complex whole which encompasses beliefs, practices, values, attitudes, laws, norms, artifacts, symbols, knowledge and everything that a person learns and shares as a member of society, there are 2 classification of culture: Material and Nonmaterial Culture. -The elements of culture includes, beliefs, values, symbols, verbal, nonverbal, technology and norms. -There two known types of norms. The proproscriptive - defines and tells is thing to do, and prescriptive - defines and tells is thing to do. That forms in Folkways ,Mores, Taboos and Laws. - SOCIETY is a collection of people who contact with one another on a regular basis, or a big social group that shares the same physical or social region and is generally subject to the same governmental authority and prevailing cultural expectations..

2. CULTURE&SOCIETY. Material Culture Skyscrapers Computers Cell phones a TVs.

USCP (MODULE 1-6). COLLECTION OF OUR SELF STUDY LEARNINGS ABOUT THE SUBJECT USCP.

3. CULTURAL RELATIVISM. 3. CULTURAL RELATIVISM &ETHNOCENTRISM.

3. CULTURAL RELATIVISM. IMPOTANCE AND RESULTS. IMPORTANCE:.

USCP (MODULE 1-6). COLLECTION OF OUR SELF STUDY LEARNINGS ABOUT THE SUBJECT USCP.

4. SOCIALIZATION. 4. SOCIALIZATION. - Socialization is the lifetime process through which people learn the values and conventions of a particular society. Socialization and socializing are not the same thing. Socializing is the act of mixing socially with others (for example, family, friends, neighbors, and coworkers), whereas socialization is a process that may involve socializing as one part, but is a more complex, multi-faceted, and formative collection of interaction experiences. It is also an adaptive lifelong learning process, because society is continuously changing and we may find ourselves in new situations, such as a new work with different norms and beliefs, or in a different familial position, such as parent or caretaker to an elderly relative..

4. SOCIALIZATION. EFFECTS OF SOCIALIZATION. Here are some significant advantages of being socially active : A stronger feeling of belonging - In many circumstances, your loved one just wants to know that they are loved and wanted. They can achieve this by being socially involved in a nearby senior living community . Improved physical health - Your mental state is strongly tied to your physical state. Someone who is socially engaged and feels needed, loved, and accepted is more likely to be mobile and attentive . Enhanced mental acuity — Studies constantly show that those who engage in active social engagement may keep their mental agility for a longer amount of time. Seniors that are socially active in a senior living community have greater motor skills and attention, as well as a better mood. An attitude of accountability - Knowing that someone is counting on you keeps the mind engaged. As elders get older, a lack of accountability can lead to a lax attitude toward timetables and deadlines. Being socially involved allows accountability to be restored, re-establishing a feeling of personal duty . Having a purpose - We all want a purpose in life, and we all want someone to share it with, someone to mourn with, and someone to rejoice with..

USCP(MODULE1-6). COLLECTION OF OUR SELF STUDY LEARNINGS ABOUT THE SUBJECT USCP.

5. SOCIAL ORGANIZATION. 5. SOCIAL ORGANIZATION. - In an organized society, there is stability and change. Stability is the condition of equilibrium among the parts of society. It is the state of smooth functioning. During this condition; the social problems decrease in society. Change is the dynamic condition of society. An organized society is also changing for the fulfillment of social needs. Abrupt changes in the form of revolution disrupt the existing social order and disorganization occurs in society . -There are 2 forms of a social organizations, the formal and non formal organizations..

5. SOCIAL ORGANIZATION. FORMS OF SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND ITS FUNCTIONS.

THANK YOU FOR VIEWING!. 100% Done. 10 +. SUBMITTED BY: DESIRRE BENTULAN, CHARLES JOSIAH MIPARANUM, JHAN ROMEL PONCE Subject: USCP Teacher : MS. CHARMAINE DO-ONG.