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    1. It is a study of human social life, groups, and society that attempts to provide a
    deeper assessment of individual and group behaviour.
    A. Social Sciences C. Political Science
    B. Sociology D. Politics
    2. It is a systematic study that focuses on the fundamental values of equality,
    freedom, and justice and its processes are linked to the dynamics of conflicts,
    resolution, and cooperation.
    A. Social Sciences C. Political Science
    B. Sociology D. Politics
    3. It refers to the shared and learned knowledge that people use to generate
    behavior and interpret experiences.
    A. Culture C. Society
    B. Politics D. Socialization
    A. It refers to the activities, actions, and processes associated
    with gove
    4. The ranking of individuals or groups based on factors like wealth, power, or
    social status.
    A. Social Hierarchies C. Social Structure
    B. Social Institutions D. Social Norms
    5. It refers to the lifelong process of social interaction through which people
    acquire their identities and necessary survival skills in society.
    A. Culture C. Society
    B. Politics D. Socialization
    6. The absence of a formal government and central authority, often leading to
    self-governance.
    A. Anarchy C. Totalitarianism
    B. Monarchy D. Authoritarianism
    7. It is the process by which people learn and adapt the ways and manners of
    other cultures.
    A. Ethnocentrism C. Enculturation
    B. Socialization D. Xenocentrism
    8. It refers to the activities, actions, and processes associated with governance,
    power, and decision-making within a society.
    B. Social Sciences C. Political Science
    C. Sociology D. Politics
    9. It is a discipline under identity, culture, society, and politics.
    A. Social Sciences C. Political Science
    B. Sociology D. Politics
    10. It is the belief that one’s own culture is superior to other cultures.
    A. Ethnocentrism C. Enculturation
    B. Socialization D. Xenocentrism
    11. It pertains to the tangible representations of culture.
    A. Material Culture C. Non-Material Culture
    B. High Culture D. Subcultures
    12. It refers to a culture with values and mores that run counter to those of
    established society.
    A. Counter-Culture C. Low Culture
    B. Folk Culture D. Pop Culture
    13. It is an extreme form of authoritarianism where the government exercises
    absolute control over all aspects of public and private life.
    A. Anarchy C. Totalitarianism
    B. Monarchy D. Authoritarianism
    14. It is the perception of one’s own culture as inferior compared to other
    cultures.
    A. Ethnocentrism C. Enculturation
    B. Socialization D. Xenocentrism
    15. It is an agent of socialization that has the most impact on our development
    and culture, usually provides children with their first system of values, norms, and
    beliefs.
    A. Family C. School
    B. Mass Media D. Peer Groups

    1. Cultural relativism refers to the lifelong process of social interaction through


    which people acquire their identities and survival skills in society.
    (SOCIALIZATION)

    2. The family is known to be the primary agent of socialization. (TRUE)

    3. Peer groups topple acceptable behaviors introduced by family and school.


    (REINFORCE)

    4. Historical events brought changes and developments cause transformations


    in values and views that define societies. (TRUE)

    5. Social institutions established systems such family and religion that


    deconstruct various aspects of life. (STRUCTURE)

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