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1. Joseph and Sandy spent time getting to know each other, showing the normative behavior of dating in society. 2. Language is the method humans use to communicate ideas, emotions, and drives in a non-instinctive way. 3. Schools have a big effect on forming values in young children through the social institution of education.
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CLEARLY identify which choice best answers the following questions. Either highlight your answer or clearly indicate the LETTER of your choice. This assignment has 10 questions and is worth 15 points.
1. At the core of is the principle that the future is unknown. It is the extent to which people within a culture are made nervous by situations which they perceive to be unstructured, unclear, or unpredictable.
a. tolerance for ambiguity
b. flexibility
c. the future
d. uncertainty avoidance
2. Face, in the context of cultures:
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b. both refers to how a culture is represented in the media and is a metaphor for the self-image you want others to see.
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d. is a metaphor for the self-image you want others to see.
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a. True
b. False
4. The means by which you make sense of your physical and social world is referred to as:
a. Perception
b. Attitudes
c. Beliefs
d. Schemata
e. Awareness
5. Identify the correct time-order of these phenomena:
a. belief – value – attitude – behavior
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c. attitude – belief – value – behavior
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6. According to the textbook, dominant cultural patterns like material acquisition, equal opportunity, and individualism are associated with what country?
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b. China
c. Russia
d. Japan
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- 1. Let’s play
- 2. Dating is an obligatory form of social behavior--- it is normative. Which situation shows this normative behavior? A. Sandy and Joseph spent enough time to know each other. B. Joseph called up Sandy by phone and they spent their time by the beach. C. Joseph gave Sandy gifts, flowers, chocolates and love notes. D. Joseph managed to work out the relationship by telling the truth expressed in his letter. 1
- 3. The purely human and non-instinctive method of communicating ideas, drives and emotions. A. Psychology B. Language C. Technology D. Adaptation 2
- 4. It is the social institution which has a big effect in the formation of values among every young child. A. government B. community C. church D. school 3
- 5. Which of these shows the act of revolution? A. To remarry several times B. To engage in social contract exclusively for the conflict C. To regulate social behavior according to the society’s behavior D. To do premarital sex to anybody as a normal one night stand 4
- 6. Monogamy, polygamy, polyandry, polygyny and desertions are few problems or issues in: A. marriage B. courtship C. betrothal D. dating 5
- 7. The foundations of the core of our moral conscience and cultural identity are the ____. A. Aetas B. Malayans C. Indonesians D. all of the above 6
- 8. Beliefs in certain inanimate objects which have life and spirituality called spirits. A. Animism B. Agnosticism C. Taoism D. Deism 7
- 9. “The more, the merrier” is the famous Filipino words to strengthen the bond of relationship of the family or relatives. The predominant family pattern is called _____. A. nuclear B. egalitarian C. extended D. bilocal 8
- 10. The syncretism of Catholicism and belief of the early Filipinos is known as ___. A. Charismatic B. Iglesia ni Cristo C. EL Shaddai D. Folk Catholicism 9
- 11. The movement of people within one’s country for permanent residence is ____. A. immigration B. external migration C. internal migration D. emigration 1 0
- 12. The entrance of new population or facilities into an already occupied area is ____. A. dominance B. invasion C. concentration D. centralization 1 1
- 13. Which of the followings is a taboo in the Philippine society? A. boys circumcised B. burning in public C. borrowing rice from neighbors D. having sex with a relative 1 2
- 14. It is NOT the reason why monogamy is prevalent in the Philippine society. A. Through divorce B. Economic society C. Under normal conditions, males and females are relatively equal in number. D. 75% wants polygamy yet practice monogamy. 1 3
- 15. Which of the followings does NOT support the idea that body decoration can be used to delineate social position? A. The eagle’s feathers on an Indian bonnet B. The gold-embroidered jacket of a rajah C. The rosary worn by a devotee D. The symbolic hale on the king’s head 1 4
- 16. Which of the following situations is an example of ethnocentrism? A. Filipino blackjacks performing the hit songs of the Korean pop group, 2NE1. B. Learning the language of Japanese. C. Eating a river frog with an Ivatan. D. Educating a Badjao about indecent exposure. 1 5
- 17. Sandy and Joseph spent enough time to know each other.
- 18. Language
- 19. school
- 20. To do premarital sex to anybody as a normal one night stand.
- 21. marriage
- 22. all of the above
- 23. Animism
- 24. extended
- 25. Folk Catholicism
- 27. invasion
- 28. having sex with a relative
- 29. Through divorce
- 30. The rosary worn by the devotee
- 31. Educating a Tierra del Fuego Indian about indecent exposure.
- 32. Prepared by: Merra Mae Ramos