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  • According to the document, what is culture defined as?
    A complex whole including knowledge, beliefs, arts, morals, laws
  • What purpose does culture serve for individuals in their environment?
    It serves as the foundation for human interaction
  • What are the two main aspects of culture?
    Material and non-material
  • What is defined as a group of people sharing a common culture within a defined territory?
    Society
  • What ensures appropriate behavior within a society?
    Rules of conduct, customs, and expectations
  • What is the systematic study of state and government?
    Political science
  • What is the scientific study of humans, their works, behavior, and development over time and space?
    Anthropology
  • What does 'morals' refer to?
    What is right or wrong
  • What is 'knowledge' defined as in the context of culture?
    Information received and perceived to be true
  • What are 'beliefs' defined as?
    Perception of accepted reality
  • What are 'arts' in the context of culture?
    Creations expressing important ideas or feelings
  • What are 'customs'?
    Usual and traditional ways of behaving
  • What are 'laws' defined as?
    Rules made by the government
  • What are the significances of studying culture?
    • Adaptation & integration
    • Patterns of acceptable social behavior
    • Conveys & facilitates meaning
    • Production of man-made things
    • Human satisfaction
  • What are the significances of studying society?
    • Representation of identity
    • Characterize the totality of a territory
    • Symbol of political independence
    • Avenue for economic interdependence
  • According to the document, what is politics the art or science of?
    Government
  • According to Ricardo Lazo, what are the components of politics?
    • Consensus & compromise
    • Society
    • Power & distribution of resources
    • Academics
    • Art of government
    • Public affairs
  • According to Haque, what are the four important points inherent to politics?
    • Collective activity
    • Initial diversity
    • Reconciliation of differences
    • Authoritative policy
  • What areas of development does anthropology encompass?
    Social, physical, and cultural
  • What does political science emphasize in creating a well-ordered society?
    Use of power, interest, influence & diplomacy
  • According to the document, what does knowledge-based importance of political science provide a student?
    Knowledge and understanding of government components:
    • Public law
    • Political theory
    • Public administration
    • Political philosophy
    • Political dynamics
  • What does 'Public law' concern?
    Government organization and limitations
  • What does 'Political theory' refer to?
    Doctrines relating to the state
  • What does 'Public administration' involve?
    Methods used in state affairs management
  • What does 'Political Philosophy' refer to?
    Knowledge underlying politics
  • What are 'Political dynamics'?
    Political changes and strategies
  • What does competence-based political science inculcate?
    Objectives and principles of the state
  • What career paths does skills-based political science prepare students for?
    Profession, government, service, politics, teaching, etc.
  • What is sociology defined as?
    Scientific study of shared human behavior
  • According to the document, what is a society?
    People sharing a common culture within a territory
  • What ensures appropriate behavior among members of a society according to Palispis?
    Rules, customs, traditions, folkways & mores
  • What makes every society unique?
    Culture
  • According to the document, what encompasses culture?
    Language, medical cure, religion, food, etc.
  • What is culture a composite of?
    Beliefs, practices, values, attitudes, laws, norms, etc
  • What is culture a product of?
    Human interaction
  • What is social heritage?
    Complex & socially transmitted inheritance
  • What does culture provide for meeting biological and social needs?
    Socially acceptable patterns
  • What makes culture a distinguishing factor?
    Individual differences/cultural diversity
  • What is an established pattern of?
    Behavior
  • Why is culture meaningful?
    To human beings