2. Enculturation
The process by which an individual
learns the traditional content of a
culture and assimilates its practices
and values.
3. Assimilation
The process through which individuals
and groups of differing heritages acquire
the basic habits, attitudes, and mode of
life of an embracing culture.
4. Cooperation
When a group of organisms works or
acts together for a collective benefit
to the group as opposed to working in
competition for selfish individual
benefit.
5. Differentiation
This is the process of designating each
members of a society with particular
functions and roles intended for the
society to achieve stability and order, thus,
the increase number of social unit.
6. Amalgamation
This happens when two families or groups
become one through a formal union, It
promotes acculturation and assimilation,
and this is the opposite of differentiation
because it reduce the number of social
units.
7. Stratification
The hierarchical arrangement and
establishment of social categories that
may evolve into social groups is called
social stratification. In the light of social
processes, it can be regarded as the
division of society into social categories
that in turn develop social groups. It is
mainly based in wealth and income
differences.
8. Conflict
This is the process of designating each
members of a society with particular
functions and roles intended for the
society to achieve stability and order,
thus, the increase number of social unit.
9. Competition
This is a dissociative social process that
occurs when two or more individuals
contend against one another to gain
possession of a specific good or service.
Individuals and groups may compete for
money, fame, power, status, or other
luxuries..
10. Acculturation
The process of cultural and psychological
change that takes place as a result of
contact between cultural groups and
their individual members. Acculturation
follows migration and continues in
culturally plural societies among
ethnocultural communities
