Society and Culture With Family Planning
Society and Culture With Family Planning
Society and Culture With Family Planning
Social Conflict
Symbolic Interactionism
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Symbolic Interactionist
• This theory state that people interact with one
another through symbols.
• According to this theory, people attach meaning to
symbols and then they act according to their
subjective interpretation of these symbols.
• Language is a predominant symbol among people.
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Symbolic Interactionist theory
perspective
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Conflict Theory
• According to this theory, there are always
two opposing sides in a conflict situation.
People takes sides between maintaining the
status quo and introducing changes then
arrive at an agreement.
• Conflict theory welcomes conflict for that is
the way to the establishment of a new
society.
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A.Conflict theory
B.Structural functionalism
C.Symbolic interactionism
D.Disruptive functionalism
A.Conflict theory
B.Structural functionalism
C.Symbolic interactionism
D.Disruptive functionalism
A.Norm
B.Mores
C.Culture
D.Folkways
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A.Norm
B.Mores
C.Culture
D.Folkways
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CULTURE
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Mores
• are moral norms, meaning they have an element of right or wrong.
• examples of mores include lying, stealing, gossiping, bullying, and
trespassing.
Folkways
• are a category of norm that is roughly translated to a 'social or
cultural custom'.
• Examples of folkways include covering your mouth when you cough
or wearing covered shoes to a restaurant.
• Folkways are norms of etiquette that are not very serious if broken.
• They are mostly customary and polite.
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A.Houses
B.folkways
C.jewelry
D.mobile phones
A.Houses
B.folkways
C.jewelry
D.mobile phones
A.Religion
B.Asian Culture
C.Western culture
D.Asian and western culture
A.Religion
B.Asian Culture
C.Western culture
D.Asian and western culture
A.Nature
B.Culture
C.Folkways
D.Material Culture
A.Nature
B.Culture
C.Folkways
D.Material Culture
A.Nature
B.Culture
C.Folkways
D.Material Culture
A.Nature
B.Culture
C.Folkways
D.Material Culture
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A.It is static
B.It is learned by group of people
C.It is different from place to place
D.It is transmitted across generation
A.It is static
B.It is learned by group of people
C.It is different from place to place
D.It is transmitted across generation
A.Assimilation
B.Ethnocentrism
C.Accommodation
D.Culture relativism
A.Assimilation
B.Ethnocentrism
C.Accommodation
D.Culture relativism
Cultural relativism
Ethnocentrism
Xenocentrism
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A.Xenocentrism
B.Culture shock
C.ethnocentrism
D.cultural tolerance
A.Xenocentrism
B.Culture shock
C.ethnocentrism
D.cultural tolerance
A.Achieved
B.Ascribed
C.Master
D.Applied
A.Achieved
B.Ascribed
C.Master
D.Applied
A.Aggregation
B.Socialization
C.Accommodation
D.Compartmentalization
A.Aggregation
B.Socialization
C.Accommodation
D.Compartmentalization
A.Total institutions
B.Socializing agents
C.Counterculture
D.Subculture
A.Total institutions
B.Socializing agents
C.Counterculture
D.Subculture
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Types of Stratification
System
CASTE SYSTEM
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Types of Stratification
System
CLASS SYSTEM
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A.Fertility
B.Migration
C.Mortality’
D.Demography
A.Fertility
B.Migration
C.Mortality’
D.Demography