CSP

• Anthropology - is the study of humankind. This is merging of natural sciences and social sciences.
• ANTHROPOLOGY- the study of humanity and its origins, history, and culture.
• HISTORY

  Attempts to ascertain, record and explain facts and events that happened in the past.
• GEOGRAPHY

  Is the study of the features of the earth and the location of living things on the planet.
• POLITICAL SCIENCE

  Includes the study of government, the need for the Institution, Its forms, and its processes.
• SOCIOLOGY

  Is a field of study dealing with the systematic study of patterns of human interactions.
• PSYCHOLOGY

  Deals with the nature of human behaviors, and both internal and external factors that affect these behaviors.
• LINGUISTICS

  Is a field of knowledge involving the scientific study of language as a universal and recognizable aspect of human behavior and capacity.
• CULTURE

  Generally defined as the sum of an Individual's way of life, ranging from the food he or she eats, the clothes he or she wears, and the house where he or she lives.

  It also includes both the Material and the Non-material things that an Individual possesses or acquires.
• Culture also includes fads and fashion trends, manners and taboos as well as scientific knowledge and technology.
• SOCIETY

  Defined as an organized group or groups of interdependent people who share a common territory, language, and culture.

  The people in these groups act together for collective survival and well-being.
• Can there be culture without society?
• IDENTITY

  Is the distinctive characteristic that defines an individual or is shared by those belonging to a particular group.
• Identity can also change over the course of a person's lifetime. Identities are important because they shape both individual and group behavior as well as people's views about other people and society.
• NATIONALITY and Citizenship...

  Often times nationality and citizenship are interchanged but in reality their differences are actually crucial.
• The Nationality of a person reveals his/her place of birth or from where he/she is. It defines the belongingness of a person to a particular nation.
• Whereas, Citizenship is the legal relationship that binds a person and a state.

  It is the status granted to an individual if he/she complies with the requirement of a particular country.
• Jus Sanguinis -

  Citizenship is conferred by birth to a parent who is already a citizen of a particular country.
• Jus Soli

  A person's citizenship is determined by the place where the person was born.
• Naturalization

  The process of legally adopting a foregner and giving the same benefits as those of native-born citizens.
• Marriage

  Acquiring citizenship through marital ceremonies.
• Heterosexual

  • a person with this gender is inclined to be sexually attracted to a person of the opposite sex.
• Homosexual

  • a person who is sexually attracted to a person of the same sex.
• Bisexual

  • a person who is attracted to both sexes.
• Transgender

  • a person whose gender identity does not match up with his/her assigned sex.
• Transsexual

  • a person who feels that he/she is not the gender which he/she was assigned, and can be addressed through medical sexual reassignment.
• Queer

  • a broad term that is inclusive of people who are not straight and cisgender.
• Intersex

  • a general term used for a variety of situations in which a person is born with reproductive or sexual anatomy that doesn't fit the boxes of "male" or "female"
• Asexual

  • a person who is totally incapable of being attracted to any seX.
• Polysexual

  • a person who is attracted to multiple types of gender.
• Pansexual

  • a person who accommodates all types of gender.
• RELIGION

  Refers to an organized system of beliefs and ideas about the spiritual sphere or the supernatural.
• FORMS OF RELIGION

  • Monotheism
  • Polytheism
  • Animism
  • Atheism
  • Agnosticism
• 3 SCOIAL CLASSES IN THE PHILIPPINES:

  • UPPER CLASS
  • MIDDLE CLASS
  • LOWER CLASS
• UPPER CLASS

  • New Rich (Nouveau)
  • Traditional Upper Class
• MIDDLE CLASS

  • Small business and industry operators
  • Managers, professionals, office workers and farm owners.
  • OFWS
• LOWER CLASS

  • Farm employees, skilled and unskilled artisans, service workers
  • Unemployed or underemployed
  • Indigent familles or informal sectors
• POLITICAL IDENTITY

  Set of attitudes and practices that an individual adheres to in relation to the political systems and actors within his or her society.

  An individual can acquire political identity by subscribing to a political belief such as communism, democracy, or socialism.
• EXCEPTIONALITY

  The concept of exceptionality leans on the non-average capacity of an individual.

  This could be understood in a spectrum of capabilities
• GENIUSES/GIFTS

  'Having exceptional talent or natural ability

  Exceptional intellectual or creative power or other natural ability.