UCSP

3. #wordhunt101
Look for the words related to the study of culture and society. Write your answers on your
answer sheet.

4. Aspects and Changes in Culture and Society
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5. Culture
It is the complex whole which encompasses
beliefs, practices, values, attitudes, laws,
norms, artifacts, symbols, knowledge, and
everything that a person learns and shares
as a member of society” (Tylor, 1920)

6. Society
It is the organized
interaction of people
who typically live in a
nation or some other
specific territory.
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7. Elements of Culture
 Symbols
 Language
 Values
 Beliefs
 Norms
Mores
Folkways
 Laws
 Technology
Types of Culture
•Material
•Non-Material

8. Banaag; Lucero et al.,
2016)

9. Culture
Shared
Learned
Continuous
and
Cumulative
Transmitted
Gratifying
and
Idealistic
Social
Aspects of Culture

10. ACTIVITY
Together with your group, act out the given
situation/s given by your teacher and provide
possible responses from the given situation.
GROUP 1: An OFW who
worked abroad for a
decade (10yrs) and
went home for good.
GROUP 2: An individual
who grew up in a rural
area , now living in an
urban region or vice
versa.
GROUP 3: A tourist
went to Manila and
was offered to eat
balut.
GROUP 4: An individual
born during 1960's using
the latest technology.

11. Excellent (5) Good (3) Fair (2)
Content Offered creative new
insights on the topic.
Play was on-topic but is
missing some creativity
and insight.
Play is somewhat off-
topic.
Presentation The role play flows
throughout the scenes
logically with few
interruptions.
The role play flows
throughout the scenes
with some interruptions or
may not be entirely
organized in a logical
format.
The role play flows
throughout the scenes
with many interruptions
interruptions and is not
organized in a logical
format.
Cooperation All group members actively
participated to accomplish the
task in a timely manner.
Most group members actively
worked together to
accomplish the task.
Group members worked
together somewhat but as
a whole there needed to
be more cooperation.
Role-Play Rubrics

12. C
U
L
T
U
R
E
Social
Shared
Learned
Transmitted
It is a product of behavior, it develops
through social interaction.
Societies operate differently from each
other leading to cultural variations.
It is acquired by being born into a
particular society.
Culture is transmitted from one
generation to another through
socialization and enculturation.
Continuous and
Cumulative
Culture provides proper opportunities for
the satisfaction of our needs and desires.
Gratifying and
Idealistic
Culture through experience have
developed diverse ways in adapting to
their environment

13. Culture is Social because it is the product of behavior.
Culture does not exist in
isolation.
It is a product of society.
It develops through
social interaction.
No man can acquire
culture without
association with others.

14. Social
It is a product of behavior,
it develops through social
interaction.

15. Culture is shared.
Culture is not
something that an
individual alone can
possess.
Culture, in
sociological sense,
is shared.

16. Shared
Societies operate
differently from each other
leading to cultural
variations.

17. Culture is Learned. Culture is not inborn. It
is learned. Unlearned
behavior then, is not
culture. Shaking hands,
saying thanks, etc. are
cultural behaviors. Not
all behaviors are
learned, but most of
these can be.

18. Learned
It is acquired by being
born into a particular
society.

19. Culture is transmitted among members of society.
 Cultural ways are learned by people
from others. Many of these ways are
handed down from elders, parents,
teachers, and others (most likely
individuals of older generation),
 while other cultural behaviors are
handed up to elders.
 Transmission of culture is made
possible by language.
 Language is the main vehicle of
culture. Transmission of culture may
take place also through imitation as
well as through instruction.

20. Transmitted
Culture is transmitted from
one generation to another
through socialization and
enculturation.

21. ENCULTURATION
The process by which an
individual learns the traditional
content of a culture and
assimilates its practices and
values

22. ACCULTURATION
The process of cultural
exchange when people
from different cultures
come into sustained
contact.

23. Continuous and Cumulative
Culture through experience
have developed diverse ways
in adapting to their
environment

24. Continuous and Cumulative
No culture remains
constant or unchanged.
Culture is responsive to
the changing conditions of
the physical world.

25. CUMULATIVE
Increasing or increased in
quantity, degree or force by
successive (following one
another/ following others)
additions.

26. Gratifying and Idealistic
Culture provides proper
opportunities for the
satisfaction of our needs and
desires.

27. Culture is gratifying and idealistic.
Culture provides proper
opportunities for the
satisfaction of our needs
and desires.
• Our needs, both
biological and social,
are fulfilled in cultural
ways.

28. Culture is gratifying and idealistic.
Culture consists of the
intellectual, artistic,
and social ideals, and
institutions where
members of the
society profess and
strive to confirm.

29. Changes in Culture and Society
Cultural Social Political
Cultural
change, on the
other hand, is
the
transformatio
of culture or
way people
Social change
the
transformatio
of social
institutions
time
Political change
happens when
the rulers of a
country lose
power or when
the type of
governance in
the country
changes.

30. How can you adapt to the
cultural and social changes in
society?
CULTURE SOCIETY

31. How can you
adapt to the
cultural
changes in
society?