UCSP

• Understanding an Organized Society


  Helps us prove how social interactions influence the role we play.
• Human Society


  grouping or having the same geographical or social territory.
• Social Stucture


  refers to the interrelationship between particular social groups (kinship barkada)
• Social Group


  who identify themselves as one unit.
• Primary group


  small but intimate. (family, close friends)
• Secondary group

  • interact for accomplishment (sports team, study group)
• In groups


  sense of loyalty (professional associations, religious group)
• out group


  consist of all structural components
• Reference


  Provide individual with a set of standards
• Social Institute


  consist of all the structural components
• Family


  social institution found in all societies
• Economy


  organizes societies production
• Education


  acquisition of knowledge
• civil society

  • formed for collective purpose primarily outside
  • outside of the state and marketplace
• Religion


  linked to rituals