UCSP Prelim Reviewer

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Coverages: 1. Introduction to Culture, Society, and Politics 2. Understanding Culture and Society 3. Becoming a Member of Society 4. How a Society is Organized 5. Looking Back at Human Biocultural and Social Evolution

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Questions 87

Answers

1
A behavior that elicits a strong negative reaction from group members.
Sactions
Conformity
Social Control
Deviance
2
This event introduced significant social & cultural changes in the lives of the European people
Post-Industrial Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Revolution
Laissez - Faire
3
It is a group to which an individual compares himself or herself.
Out-group
Basis group
Reference Group
Network
4
Refers to the set of beliefs, ideas, values, practices, knowledge, history and material objects
Society
Culture
Process
Result
5
It is an approach in Anthropology that considers cultures as equal.
Relativistic Approach
Enthnocentrism
Xenocentrism
Ethnocentric Approach
6
It refers to particular circumstances of a certain culture and is defined by different factors.
Event
Socialization
Context
Circumstantial Motif
7
Studies cultural variation develop across different societies.
Linguistic Anthropology
Archaeology
Cultural Anthropology
Social Anthropology
8
An agent of socialization where we feel independence from the figures of authority.
Peer Groups
School
Family
State
9
Bronislaw Malinowski is a renowned ____________.
Political Scientist
Sociologist
Anthropologist
10
Thomas Hobbes is a renowned ________.
Anthropologist
Political Scientist
Sociologist
11
Refers to the outward conformity to social pressure but privately disagreeing with it.
Identification
Internalization
Compliance
12
Any systematic means and practices used to maintain norms, rules, & laws, & regulate conflict.
Sanctions
Deviance
Conformity
Social Control
13
It refers to the process of altering one's thoughts & actions to adapt to the societal standard
Conformity
Culture
Deviance
14
The process of whereby organisms undergo various genetic and physical changes.
Biocultural Evolution
Cultural Evolution
Biology
Evolution
15
It is an ideology that acknowledges and promotes cultural diversity within society.
Cultural Acceptance
Multiculturalism
Cultural Sensitivity
16
It refers to the establishment of a unique sense of identity in our society.
Self - identity
Self - love
Self - discovery
17
It operates in an assumption that society is stable and orderly system.
Structural Strain Theory
Conflict Theory
Symbolic Interactionism
Structural Functionalism
18
It refers to ideas, beliefs, behavior, and other information that are passed on by members.
Results
Social Context
Content
Process
19
A type of society that dates back million of years ago and were considered as the first society
Industrial
Agricultural
Hunting and Gathering
Horticulutral and Pastoral
20
It is a field in social science that considers culture as the central focus of its discipline.
History
Political Science
Sociology
Anthropology
21
It compares domestic politics and governance systems across different sovereign states.
Comparative Politics
Public Admministration
Political Economy
22
It is a small, intimate, and less specialized group.
In-group
Secondary Group
Primary Group
Out-group
23
The methods of interaction that enable the content to be given to the other person.
Social Context
Process
Result
Content
24
Consists of intangible properties and elements of society.
Non-material Culture
Material Culture
25
It refers to those disciplines under which identity, culture, society, and politics are studied
Social Sciences
Natural Science
Physical Science
Political Science
26
It is the primary agent of socialization.
State
Peer group
School
Family
27
Refers to the process to the process of accepting the social norms, attitudes, roles, & values.
Internalization
Enculturation
Acceptance
28
These are norms that may be violated without serious consequences.
Folkways
Laws
Mores
29
These are shared rules of conduct that determine specific behavior among society members.
Values
Symbol
Language
Norms
30
It refers to the idea that a person has the innate right to be valued, respected & treated well
Human Dignity
Human Rights
31
Herbert Spencer is a renowned _____________.
Anthropologist
Political Scientist
Sociologist
32
It is a collection of individuals who have relations to one another and has interdependence.
Social Group
Aggregate
Social Affinity
Social Loafing
33
It is a necessary condition where members of a group need each other to achieve a certain goal.
Interdependence
Dependence
Independence
34
In this type of society, their leader is called as the headman.
Bands
Chiefdom
Tribe
35
It is a group of individuals sharing a common culture, geographical location, and government.
In-group
Family
Society
School
36
Refer to things that convey meaning and represent and idea.
Norms
Values
Symbol
Language
37
They were small and nomadic family groups and were plainly organized.
Chiefdom
Bands
Tribes
38
This is a set of symbols that enables members of society to communicate verbally & nonverbally.
Values
Language
Norms
Symbol
39
These are norms that are legally enacted and enforced.
Mores
Folkways
Laws
40
Clifford Geertz is a renowned ___________.
Political Scientist
Anthropologist
Sociologist
41
Includes forms of communication such as books, magazines, newspapers, radio, movies, and TV.
Network
Mass Media
Media Literacy
42
This is a more formal social organization made up of several bands and groups connected by clan
Tribe
Bands
Chiefdom
43
It implies that all aspects of a particular culture should be accepted and even celebrated.
Cultural Sensitivity
Multiculturalism
Cultural Relativism
44
Two types of social group.
Primary and Secondary Group
Small and Large Group
In-group and Out-group
45
Baron de Montesquieu is a renowned _________.
Sociologist
Political Scientist
Anthropologist
46
Emile Durkheim is a renowned _____________.
Sociologist
Political Scientist
Anthropologist
47
It advances awareness and acceptance of cultural differences.
Multiculturalism
Cultural Relativism
Cultural Sensitivity
48
It is the distinctive characteristic that defines an individual or is shared by group members.
Process
Content
Culture
Identity
49
It examines how the government functions and how decisions and policies are made.
Public Administration
Political Economy
Comparative Politics
50
These are norms with moral connotations.
Mores
Folkways
Laws
51
This views individual and group behavior an social interactions as defining features of society
Conflict Theory
Symbolic Interactionism
Structural Functionalism
Structural Strain Theory
52
Is an economic principle on nonintervention of government in economic affairs.
Monopoly
Laissez - Faire
Perfect Competition
53
An agreement made by the members of society that defines and influences their interactions.
Social Contract
Bureaucracy
Rationalization
Natural Institutions
54
This refers to describe people who consider their culture as inferior to others.
Ethnocentric Approach
Ethnocentrism
Relativistic Approach
Xenocentrism
55
The systematic study of biological, cultural, and social aspects of man.
Political Science
Sociology
Anthropology
56
These are legal, social, and ethical principles that was made to achieve human dignity.
Human Life
Human Righteous
Human Rights
Human Liberty
57
Knowledge is a commodity & technological innovation is key to long-lasting growth and progress
Post-industrialist
Industrial
Hunting and Gathering
Agricultural
58
"The study of human social life, groups, and society."
Political Science
Sociology
Anthropology
59
Structure of relationships between social actors and groups.
In-group
Interdependence
Reference Group
Network
60
Portrays media as an ideological marketplace that enhances debate and electoral choice.
Pluralist Model
Market Model
Elite - Values Model
Dominant - Ideology Model
61
It is the society's way of life which provides the basis for forging identity.
Enculturation
Socialization
Culture
62
It studies how social patterns and practices and cultural variations develop across societies.
Archaeology
Linguistic Anthropology
Cultural Anthropology
Social Anthropology
63
Edward Burnett Taylor is a renowned ____________.
Anthropologist
Political Scientist
Sociologist
64
Composed of the physical or tangible objects produced, shared, and utilized within society.
Material Culture
Non-material Culture
65
It diminishes or invalidates "other" ways of life and creates a distorted view of one's own.
Xenocentrism
Relativistic Approach
Ethnocentric Approach
Ethnocentrism
66
It is a shared ideas, norms, and principles that provide the basis for societal standard.
Symbol
Norms
Language
Values
67
It evaluates the interplay between economics, politics, and law.
Comparative Politics
Public Administration
Political Economy
68
A group to which one belongs and with which one feels a sense of identity.
Primary Group
Out-group
Secondary Group
In-group
69
Karl Marx is a renowned _____________.
Anthropologist
Sociologist
Political Scientist
70
It assumes that there is a constant power struggle among the various social groups in society.
Structural Strain Theory
Structural Functionalism
Conflict Theory
Symbolic Interactionism
71
It deals with prehistoric societies by studying their environment and tools.
Cultural Anthropology
Social Anthropology
Archaeology
Linguistic Anthropology
72
It is the process by which one learns or acquires the important aspects of his or her culture.
Enculturation
Socialization
Aculturation
Specialization
73
Studies language and discourse and how they reflect and shape our society and culture.
Social Anthropology
Archaeology
Linguistic Anthropology
Cultural Anthropology
74
In self-categorization, members of fraternity often lose their _____________.
Morality
Sanity
Individuality
Identity
75
What are the 4 characteristics of human rights?
Universal, Fundamental. Indivisible, Alternative
Fundamental, Invisible, Universal, Absolute
Indivisible, Absolute, Fundamental, Selected
Absolute, Fundamental, Universal, Indivisible
76
It is the lifelong process of forging identity through social interaction.
Socialization
Enculturation
Specialization
Personality
77
These are considered as the ultimate source of authority.
Religion and School
Religion and Family
Government and Religion
State and Mass Media
78
A group to which one does not belong & to which he or she may feel competitiveness & hostility.
Primary Group
Secondary Group
In-group
Out-group
79
Henry Lewis Morgan's three stages of development are:
Civilization, Savagery, Barbaric
Savegery, Barbiesm, Civilization
Civilization, Sameness, Barbaric
80
The activity through which people make, preserve, and amend the general rules in their society.
Political Science
Sociologist
Anthropology
81
Refer to the outcome of socialization.
Content
Process
Social Context
Result
82
It asserts that society evolve in stages of development of the means of production & ownership
Social Contract
Conflict Theory
Subcultural View
Historical-Materialist
83
10% of the Philippine population is working abroad.
False
True
84
It is a process which enables the citizens to function effectively within a political system.
Enculturation
Socialization
Electoral Socialization
Political Socialization
85
It is an approach in which believes that one's native culture is superior to other culture.
Ethnocentric Approach
Ethnocentrism
Relativistic Approach
Xenocentrism
86
They are regarded as "Modern-day heroes"
Filipino Scientists
Overseas Filipino Worker
Politicians
87
A type of family consists of the nuclear family and other relatives (i.e. grandparents)
Extended Family
Super Nuclear Family
Blended Family

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UCSP Prelim Reviewer

87 termsStudBud Administration1,579 plays

Flashcards87 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 87

Answers

1
A behavior that elicits a strong negative reaction from group members.
Sactions
Conformity
Social Control
Deviance
2
This event introduced significant social & cultural changes in the lives of the European people
Post-Industrial Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Revolution
Laissez - Faire
3
It is a group to which an individual compares himself or herself.
Out-group
Basis group
Reference Group
Network
4
Refers to the set of beliefs, ideas, values, practices, knowledge, history and material objects
Society
Culture
Process
Result
5
It is an approach in Anthropology that considers cultures as equal.
Relativistic Approach
Enthnocentrism
Xenocentrism
Ethnocentric Approach
6
It refers to particular circumstances of a certain culture and is defined by different factors.
Event
Socialization
Context
Circumstantial Motif
7
Studies cultural variation develop across different societies.
Linguistic Anthropology
Archaeology
Cultural Anthropology
Social Anthropology
8
An agent of socialization where we feel independence from the figures of authority.
Peer Groups
School
Family
State
9
Bronislaw Malinowski is a renowned ____________.
Political Scientist
Sociologist
Anthropologist
10
Thomas Hobbes is a renowned ________.
Anthropologist
Political Scientist
Sociologist
11
Refers to the outward conformity to social pressure but privately disagreeing with it.
Identification
Internalization
Compliance
12
Any systematic means and practices used to maintain norms, rules, & laws, & regulate conflict.
Sanctions
Deviance
Conformity
Social Control
13
It refers to the process of altering one's thoughts & actions to adapt to the societal standard
Conformity
Culture
Deviance
14
The process of whereby organisms undergo various genetic and physical changes.
Biocultural Evolution
Cultural Evolution
Biology
Evolution
15
It is an ideology that acknowledges and promotes cultural diversity within society.
Cultural Acceptance
Multiculturalism
Cultural Sensitivity
16
It refers to the establishment of a unique sense of identity in our society.
Self - identity
Self - love
Self - discovery
17
It operates in an assumption that society is stable and orderly system.
Structural Strain Theory
Conflict Theory
Symbolic Interactionism
Structural Functionalism
18
It refers to ideas, beliefs, behavior, and other information that are passed on by members.
Results
Social Context
Content
Process
19
A type of society that dates back million of years ago and were considered as the first society
Industrial
Agricultural
Hunting and Gathering
Horticulutral and Pastoral
20
It is a field in social science that considers culture as the central focus of its discipline.
History
Political Science
Sociology
Anthropology
21
It compares domestic politics and governance systems across different sovereign states.
Comparative Politics
Public Admministration
Political Economy
22
It is a small, intimate, and less specialized group.
In-group
Secondary Group
Primary Group
Out-group
23
The methods of interaction that enable the content to be given to the other person.
Social Context
Process
Result
Content
24
Consists of intangible properties and elements of society.
Non-material Culture
Material Culture
25
It refers to those disciplines under which identity, culture, society, and politics are studied
Social Sciences
Natural Science
Physical Science
Political Science
26
It is the primary agent of socialization.
State
Peer group
School
Family
27
Refers to the process to the process of accepting the social norms, attitudes, roles, & values.
Internalization
Enculturation
Acceptance
28
These are norms that may be violated without serious consequences.
Folkways
Laws
Mores
29
These are shared rules of conduct that determine specific behavior among society members.
Values
Symbol
Language
Norms
30
It refers to the idea that a person has the innate right to be valued, respected & treated well
Human Dignity
Human Rights
31
Herbert Spencer is a renowned _____________.
Anthropologist
Political Scientist
Sociologist
32
It is a collection of individuals who have relations to one another and has interdependence.
Social Group
Aggregate
Social Affinity
Social Loafing
33
It is a necessary condition where members of a group need each other to achieve a certain goal.
Interdependence
Dependence
Independence
34
In this type of society, their leader is called as the headman.
Bands
Chiefdom
Tribe
35
It is a group of individuals sharing a common culture, geographical location, and government.
In-group
Family
Society
School
36
Refer to things that convey meaning and represent and idea.
Norms
Values
Symbol
Language
37
They were small and nomadic family groups and were plainly organized.
Chiefdom
Bands
Tribes
38
This is a set of symbols that enables members of society to communicate verbally & nonverbally.
Values
Language
Norms
Symbol
39
These are norms that are legally enacted and enforced.
Mores
Folkways
Laws
40
Clifford Geertz is a renowned ___________.
Political Scientist
Anthropologist
Sociologist
41
Includes forms of communication such as books, magazines, newspapers, radio, movies, and TV.
Network
Mass Media
Media Literacy
42
This is a more formal social organization made up of several bands and groups connected by clan
Tribe
Bands
Chiefdom
43
It implies that all aspects of a particular culture should be accepted and even celebrated.
Cultural Sensitivity
Multiculturalism
Cultural Relativism
44
Two types of social group.
Primary and Secondary Group
Small and Large Group
In-group and Out-group
45
Baron de Montesquieu is a renowned _________.
Sociologist
Political Scientist
Anthropologist
46
Emile Durkheim is a renowned _____________.
Sociologist
Political Scientist
Anthropologist
47
It advances awareness and acceptance of cultural differences.
Multiculturalism
Cultural Relativism
Cultural Sensitivity
48
It is the distinctive characteristic that defines an individual or is shared by group members.
Process
Content
Culture
Identity
49
It examines how the government functions and how decisions and policies are made.
Public Administration
Political Economy
Comparative Politics
50
These are norms with moral connotations.
Mores
Folkways
Laws
51
This views individual and group behavior an social interactions as defining features of society
Conflict Theory
Symbolic Interactionism
Structural Functionalism
Structural Strain Theory
52
Is an economic principle on nonintervention of government in economic affairs.
Monopoly
Laissez - Faire
Perfect Competition
53
An agreement made by the members of society that defines and influences their interactions.
Social Contract
Bureaucracy
Rationalization
Natural Institutions
54
This refers to describe people who consider their culture as inferior to others.
Ethnocentric Approach
Ethnocentrism
Relativistic Approach
Xenocentrism
55
The systematic study of biological, cultural, and social aspects of man.
Political Science
Sociology
Anthropology
56
These are legal, social, and ethical principles that was made to achieve human dignity.
Human Life
Human Righteous
Human Rights
Human Liberty
57
Knowledge is a commodity & technological innovation is key to long-lasting growth and progress
Post-industrialist
Industrial
Hunting and Gathering
Agricultural
58
"The study of human social life, groups, and society."
Political Science
Sociology
Anthropology
59
Structure of relationships between social actors and groups.
In-group
Interdependence
Reference Group
Network
60
Portrays media as an ideological marketplace that enhances debate and electoral choice.
Pluralist Model
Market Model
Elite - Values Model
Dominant - Ideology Model
61
It is the society's way of life which provides the basis for forging identity.
Enculturation
Socialization
Culture
62
It studies how social patterns and practices and cultural variations develop across societies.
Archaeology
Linguistic Anthropology
Cultural Anthropology
Social Anthropology
63
Edward Burnett Taylor is a renowned ____________.
Anthropologist
Political Scientist
Sociologist
64
Composed of the physical or tangible objects produced, shared, and utilized within society.
Material Culture
Non-material Culture
65
It diminishes or invalidates "other" ways of life and creates a distorted view of one's own.
Xenocentrism
Relativistic Approach
Ethnocentric Approach
Ethnocentrism
66
It is a shared ideas, norms, and principles that provide the basis for societal standard.
Symbol
Norms
Language
Values
67
It evaluates the interplay between economics, politics, and law.
Comparative Politics
Public Administration
Political Economy
68
A group to which one belongs and with which one feels a sense of identity.
Primary Group
Out-group
Secondary Group
In-group
69
Karl Marx is a renowned _____________.
Anthropologist
Sociologist
Political Scientist
70
It assumes that there is a constant power struggle among the various social groups in society.
Structural Strain Theory
Structural Functionalism
Conflict Theory
Symbolic Interactionism
71
It deals with prehistoric societies by studying their environment and tools.
Cultural Anthropology
Social Anthropology
Archaeology
Linguistic Anthropology
72
It is the process by which one learns or acquires the important aspects of his or her culture.
Enculturation
Socialization
Aculturation
Specialization
73
Studies language and discourse and how they reflect and shape our society and culture.
Social Anthropology
Archaeology
Linguistic Anthropology
Cultural Anthropology
74
In self-categorization, members of fraternity often lose their _____________.
Morality
Sanity
Individuality
Identity
75
What are the 4 characteristics of human rights?
Universal, Fundamental. Indivisible, Alternative
Fundamental, Invisible, Universal, Absolute
Indivisible, Absolute, Fundamental, Selected
Absolute, Fundamental, Universal, Indivisible
76
It is the lifelong process of forging identity through social interaction.
Socialization
Enculturation
Specialization
Personality
77
These are considered as the ultimate source of authority.
Religion and School
Religion and Family
Government and Religion
State and Mass Media
78
A group to which one does not belong & to which he or she may feel competitiveness & hostility.
Primary Group
Secondary Group
In-group
Out-group
79
Henry Lewis Morgan's three stages of development are:
Civilization, Savagery, Barbaric
Savegery, Barbiesm, Civilization
Civilization, Sameness, Barbaric
80
The activity through which people make, preserve, and amend the general rules in their society.
Political Science
Sociologist
Anthropology
81
Refer to the outcome of socialization.
Content
Process
Social Context
Result
82
It asserts that society evolve in stages of development of the means of production & ownership
Social Contract
Conflict Theory
Subcultural View
Historical-Materialist
83
10% of the Philippine population is working abroad.
False
True
84
It is a process which enables the citizens to function effectively within a political system.
Enculturation
Socialization
Electoral Socialization
Political Socialization
85
It is an approach in which believes that one's native culture is superior to other culture.
Ethnocentric Approach
Ethnocentrism
Relativistic Approach
Xenocentrism
86
They are regarded as "Modern-day heroes"
Filipino Scientists
Overseas Filipino Worker
Politicians
87
A type of family consists of the nuclear family and other relatives (i.e. grandparents)
Extended Family
Super Nuclear Family
Blended Family