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The document discusses social, cultural, and political change. It defines the three types of changes and cites their sources and factors. Social change refers to changes in social institutions, behaviors, or relations. Cultural change deals with evolving cultural components. Political change occurs when rulers lose power or the type of governance changes. Sources of change include innovation, diffusion, social contradictions/tensions, and assimilation. Factors driving change are the physical environment, population changes, social structure, attitudes/values, isolation/contact, and perceived needs. Theories discussed are evolutionary theory, conflict theory, functionalist theory, and Pitirim Sorokin's cyclical theory of ideational and sensate cultures. The document concludes with examples of socio
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Heart Evangelista is a Filipino actress, model, painter and socialite. She began her career at age 13 as a model and actress. Some of her notable TV and film roles include G-mik, Hiram, Panday, and Full House. Evangelista is also an accomplished visual artist who has held several successful solo art exhibitions. In addition, she has become a prominent fashion influencer, regularly attending fashion weeks in Paris, New York, and Milan. Evangelista is considered one of the top luxury influencers in the world.
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Marian Rivera is a Filipino actress, television host, model and entrepreneur known for her roles in romantic dramas. She began as a commercial model in the 2000s and made her film debut in 2005. Some of her most notable roles include the 2007 series Marimar which launched her to stardom, and the 2008 series Dyesebel. She has received several awards and nominations for her acting work. Rivera is also involved in charitable work and was named one of the most influential Filipino personalities in 2022.
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- 3. Lesson 3
- 4. Objectives / Guide Questions Cite and discuss social, cultural and political change. 01 What is a social change? cultural change? political change? 01 Determine the sources, factors and theories of social, cultural and political change. 02 What are the sources, factors and theories of social, cultural or political changes? 02
- 5. Definitions of Terms SC Social Change Cultural Change - the term that deals with the evolution of cultural components. PC Political Change - occurs when the rulers in the country lose power or the type of governance in the country changes. - refers to an alteration in the social order of a society. Social change may include changes in nature, social institutions, social behaviors or social relations. CC
- 6. Sources of Change Innovation social creation and institutionalization of new ideas Diffusion spread of innovation from one social group to another Assimilation process where some of majority of community’s cultural aspects are absorbed in such manner that the home cultural manner is mitigated or lost Social contradictions and tensions inter-ethnic conflicts, struggles, protests or social issues
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- 9. Consequences of Change Globalization and Urbanization
- 10. Consequences of Change Population and Effects of Health
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- 12. in politics job opportunities in the pattern of infrastructure marriage patterns social get together health awareness eating habits technology Some Socio-Cultural Changes in the Philippines
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