UCSP

Gender

Dimension of social organization that shapes how we interact with others and how we view ourselves.

Religion

Belief system that emphasizes supernatural beings and influences attitudes or behaviors.

Socio-Economic Status

Classification of individuals based on their economic position in society.

Upper Class

Social class with high reputation in terms of power and prestige, characterized by great wealth.

Middle Class

Social class divided into upper middle (businessmen and professionals) and lower middle (teachers and clerks).

Lower Class

Social class divided into upper lower (working class and laborers) and lower lower (unemployed or beggars).

Ethnicity

Pertains to a person's ethnic traits, classifications, and associations.

Nationality

Status of belonging to a particular nation.

Exceptionality

Refers to individuals with special needs.

Intellectual

Refers to individuals with superior intelligence or those who are slow to learn.

Communicative

Refers to individuals with special learning disabilities or speech/language impairments.

Sensory

Refers to individuals with auditory or visual disabilities.

Behavioral

Refers to individuals who are emotionally disturbed or socially maladjusted.

Physical

Refers to individuals with orthopedic or mobility disabilities.

Multiple

Combination of conditions, such as being orthopedically challenged and visually impaired.

Social Behavior

General conduct exhibited by individuals within a society.

Food Taboos

Sacred or forbidden food practices that reflect cultural identities.

Istambay

Tagalog term meaning 'stand-by', referring to loitering behavior.

Political Behavior

Engagement of individuals in political life, such as voting.

Political Phenomenon

Outstanding political figures in history due to significant achievements.

Thin Dynasty

Political clan with only two members swapping political positions.

Thick Dynasty

Political clan where multiple members run for public office simultaneously.

Philippine Elections

Process for filling governmental offices through majority voting in the Philippines.

The Senate

Upper house of the Congress of the Philippines, comprising 24 members elected nationwide.

Legislation

The process of proposing, debating, and passing laws.

Treaties

Binding, formal agreements between nations.

International Agreement

Less formal agreements between presidents.

The House of Representatives

Lower house of the Congress of the Philippines with district and party-list representatives.

Speaker

House official who signs acts and manages personnel.

Deputy Speaker

Assumes duties of the speaker when absent.

Secretary General

Enforces house orders and maintains records.

Sergeant-at-Arms

Maintains order and enforcement of rules in the House.

Trustworthy Political Leaders

Leaders who are fair, serve society, and keep realistic promises.

Cultural Change

Transformation in communication methods, such as the rise of texting and social media.

Transnational Families

Families with one or both parents working abroad, affecting family dynamics.

Local Public Services

Essential services like healthcare and education for community development.

Youth Volunteerism

Increased participation of young people in community service activities.