UCSP

• Filipino culture


  • Influenced by Western civilization brought by colonization of Western countries, i.e. Spain
• Primary group


  Based on structure
• Cultural diffusionism


  Asserts that culture originates from one or more culture centers
• Pressure group


  Based on purpose
• Post-Industrial Society


  Phase of societal development where information technology evolves
• Social Inequality


  Branch of sociology that focuses on social organization
• Anthropological functionalism


  Believes that cultural elements and practices are interrelated and interdependent and persist because they have a purpose
• Intruder is not a rebel deviant
• "Philippines is only a third world country". Statement that exhibits xenocentrism
• Revolution is not an innovative form of deviant
• Looking at one's own culture more objectively like an outsider

  Aims to make the strange familiar and the familiar strange
• Bureaucracy


  Can cause social organization or disorganization
• Looking at one's own culture more objectively like an outsider

  Challenges individuals to evaluate and criticize their own culture
• Gambler


  Example of retreatist deviant
• Leftist


  Rebel deviant
• Ethnocentrism


  Filipinos are known to be outstanding workers around the world
• Anthropology


  Studies human kind in all times and places
• Political evolution


  Refers to the social processes that involve efforts to create control over a subsystem of any socially organized as well as the process of exercising control
• Task group


  Constitutes a pool of workers, labor force, or performers following a chain of command to complete an assigned duty
• Human ecology


  Branch of sociology studies the effects of various social organizations to the population's behavior
• Symbolic interactionism


  Sociological perspective deals with patterns of behavior in large units of society
• Archaeology


  Field of anthropology studies past human cultures through their material remains
• Conformity


  The act of exhibiting the same as the behavior of most other people in society
• Deviance


  The recognized violation of cultural norms
• Biological anthropology


  Field of anthropology seeks to describe the distribution of hereditary variations among contemporary populations
• Out-group


  Often perceived as odd and indifferent
• Cultural evolution


  Refers to the process as social development from an early simple type of social organization to one that is complex and highly specialized
• Rebellion


  Form of deviance attempts to change the goals and means of society
• Norm


  The set of means to ensure that people generally behave in expected and approved ways