USCP

• Socialization

  Allows a person to know the do's and don'ts
• Article No. 3 Bill of Rights 1987

  Fundamental rights
• UDHR of 1948


  Documents of the United Nation
• Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948


  Declaration, guidelines, backbone or framework of what are human rights
• Enculturation and Socialization


  Mechanisms for learning culture, knowledge
• Enculturation and Socialization


  Requires more than 1 individual and interaction for these to take place
• Enculturation and Socialization


  Aid for learning: Kapwa Tao
• Instincts


  Drive for a human to do something
• Instincts


  Concept of learning
• Instincts


  Became less popular during 20th century
• Human Learning


  Acquisition of knowledge through socialization by utilizing our senses
• Human Learning


  Change in behavior brought by experiences
• Empirical


  Using senses to get in touch with our surroundings
• Ivan Pavlov's Classical Conditioning


  Basic idea regarding human learning
• Ivan Pavlov's Classical Conditioning


  He discovered that dogs salivate with a trigger or stimulus
• Ivan Pavlov's Classical Conditioning


  Allowed Pavlov to relate how humans learn
• Ivan Pavlov's Classical Conditioning


  Acquisition is more strengthened when there's more association
• Stimulus


  Factors that trigger a reaction
• Reaction


  1st trial: dog food → salivate, Bell → no reaction
• Reaction


  2nd trial: Pairing of stimulus: food & bell → salivate, bell → salivation
• Society


  Can either break or make you
• Nurture


  Personality or development is anchored with stimulus
• Learning


  Takes place through non-fragmented and integrated process of passing knowledge from one generation to another
• Learning


  May happen anytime/everytime even outside school
• Enculturation


  Cultural knowledge passed on to the next bearer who will perpetuate and ensure continuance of tradition
• Enculturation


  Ways: immersion, exposure
• Socialization


  To see good or bad, appropriate or inappropriate
• Socialization


  Has culture, etiquettes
• Socialization


  Shape and develop personality, to learn and adopt culture to society
• Norms


  Unwritten rules
• Norms


  Can be learned through exposure
• Nature vs Nurture


  Issue of development
• Personality Formation


  Organization of forces
• Personality Formation


  Totality of oneself
• Personality Formation


  Consistent attitudes, values and modes of perception which results to consistent behavior
• Personality Formation


  Can be changed based on environment
• Personality Formation


  Collective characteristics that make up the entirety of being
• Identity


  Influence of social environment of how we see ourselves and how others see us
• Determinants of Personality Formation

  • Nature
  • Nurture
• Nature


  Learnings from biological or hereditary acquired from ascendants