UCSP FINAL EXAM 1st sem

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Last updated 12:22 PM on 8/27/26
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-Cognitive

-Physical

-Emotional

-Cultural

Factors that cause differences

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Biological Factor

Inherited genes that distinguish people. ex. skin color hair type, body size

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environmental Factor

Ability to adapt to climate, food, pollution, and quality of life.

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Cultural Factor

Refers to experiences and interaction people have.

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Nationality

People belongs by birth

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Nationality

Difficult to change

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Nationality

Acquired by birth

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Citizenship

May change through legal procedure

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Citizenship

legal status of being a member of a country

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Jus soli

Identified by the place you were born in

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Jus Sanguini

Identified by the blood of parents, used in the philippines

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Race

what people see

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Race

physical appearance

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Ethnicity

how people identify culturally

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Ethnicity

culture and tradition

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Sex

biological characteristics that distinguish male and female. ex. chromosome, reproductive organ, hormones

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Gender

roles, behavior, expectation, and identifies society associated with being male, female, or other genders.

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Masculinity

characteristics society usually associate with male. ex. brave, strong, competitive

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Feminity

Society usually associate with female. ex. caring, gentle, emotional

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Sexual Orientation

refer to whom a person is emotionally attracted to.

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Heterosexual

attracted to opposite gender

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Homosexual

attracted to same gender

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Bisexual

attracted to both gender

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Asexual

little to no attraction

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Gender Identity

how a person understand and identify their own gender.

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Transgender

identifies different gender from birth sex.

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Socioeconomic class

a person position on society base on income and social status.

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Case system

your socioeconomic class in based on parents' job.

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+High-income( business owner, private hospital, private school) - more financial source

+Middle-income(teachers, office worker, government employee) - can meet daily needs

+Low-income(Daily wage worker, seasonal worker) _ struggles to meet basic needs

3 socioeconomic class

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Poverty

condition where people lack enough resources to meet basic needs.

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Cost of living

amount of money needed to maintain basic standard.

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Relative Poverty

Poor in one society but not in another because of cost of living. ex. province 18k is enough but in manila, it is a struggle.

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Situational Poverty

temporary poverty because of unexpected events

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Generational Poverty

poverty passed from a generation to another

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Absolute Poverty

people cannot meet basic needs.

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Culture

Way of life shared by a group of people. Includes belief, trad, language, value.

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Culture

Small things we do everyday

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Way of life

everyday practice and belief of people

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Belief

ideas accepted as true

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customs

traditional way of behaving

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value

standard of what is right and wrong

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traditions

practices passed from a generation to another

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1. Culture as human perfection

2. culture as a documentary process

3. Culture as a description of a particular way of life

What is Raymond Williams; concept of culture?

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Culture as human perfection

help people improve themselves(learning new language)

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culture as a documentary process

culture is preserved through record

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Culture as a description of a particular way of life

culture is shared way of living and also includes modern practices

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1. Culture is learned

2. Culture is shared

3. Culture is symbolic

4. Culture is Dynamic

5. Culture is integrated

6. Culture is adaptive

7. Culture is transmitted

Characteristics of Culture

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Culture is learned

not inherited, can be learn through interactions

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Culture is shared

culture exist because people share common belief and practices.

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Culture is symbolic

culture uses symbols to convey meaning

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Culture is Dynamic

this can change overtime

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Culture is integrated

part of culture work together and influence one another

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Culture is adaptive

culture changes to meet people's need

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Culture is transmitted

passed from one generation to another

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Symbol

anything representing an idea

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Cultural Universal

-practices found in every human society, although expressed differently. (Marriage, language, religion)

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Iceberg Theory

explain that some part of culture are visible , while many parts are hidden beneath.

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1. Language

2. Symbol

3. Values

4. Norms

5. Artifacts

6. Rituals and traditions

7. Beliefs

What are the Seven elements of culture?

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Language

a system of spoken, written, or signed communication that allow people to express.

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Symbol

object, gesture, and images that represent an idea

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Values

shared ideas bout what is good, important, right(Utang na loob)

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Norms

shared rules of expectation that guide people how to behave.

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Artifacts

physical object used by people to reflect culture

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Rituals and traditions

Rituals are repeated activities with symbolic meaning. Traditions are custom preserved

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Beliefs

are ideas that people accept as true. influence how people see the world.

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Culture shock

the feeling of confusion when experiencing an unfamiliar culture

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1. Honeymoon stage- everything feels exciting

2. Frustration stage- difference become difficult

3. Adjustment Stage - slowly understand culture

4. Adaption Stage - feel confident living in the new culture

What are the stages of culture shock?

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1. Cultural Understanding- respect and understand other culture

2. Cultural Awareness- knowing culture exist

3. Cultural Sensitivity- respecting differences

4. Cultural Competence- accepting and promoting diversity

What are the Four stages of cultural understanding?

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Cultural Intolerance(ethnocentrism)

believing own culture is superior

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Cultural Relativism

understanding another culture based on their perspective

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Absolute

accept all culture

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Critical

examine practices if human rights are violated

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ethnocentrism

your culture is superior

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xenocentrism

other culture are better

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1. Globalization

2. Technology

3. Migration

4. Media

5. Tourism

6. Trade

Reason for changing culture

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Gllobalization

-increasing connection of countries, through tech, education, and transportation

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Technology

changes our culture on how people communicate, learn, work, and their free time.

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Migration

happen when people move to another country or place to study, live, or work.

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Media

youtube, facebook, television, this influences a person

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Tourism

tourist with another country to experience new culture or place.

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Trade

buying and selling goods, and services between countries

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Cultural Imperialism

one culture dominates another

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Cultural Imperialism

happens when another country spread their value, belief, tradition, to another country

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Edward Said

he said that overtime, people start abandoning own culture

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1970

When did edward said, said his view

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Cultural Hegemony

A dominant culture becomes the norm

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Cultural Hegemony

Occurs when the idea, language, and lifestyle of a dominant culture become natural.

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Cultural Diffusion

culture spreads from one society to another. ex. pizza, milktea, anime, basketball

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Mcdonaldization

Fast, efficient, predictable, and standardized. ex Fastfood, self-service, online delivery

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Cultural Heritage

consist of traditions, objects, places, and practices inherited from previous generations

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1. Identity

2. History

3. Culture

4. Pride

5. National Memory

What are the 5 under cultural heritage

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National Memory

reminds us the important event or people who shaped our country

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Pride

appreciate the achievement of our ancestors

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Culture

help preserve our customs, language, art, festivals, and traditions

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History

help us understand where we came from

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Identity

tells us who we are

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  1. Tangible Heritage

  2. Intanginle Heritage


What are the two type of cultural heritage?

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Tangible Heritage

physical objects and places we can see and touch

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1. Movable Heritage - object that can be transferred from one place to another. ex. painting, jewel, pottery, documents, sculpture

2. Immovable Heritage - structures that cannot be moved because of size or historical Heritage.

2 types of tangible

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Movable Heritage

object that can be transferred from one place to another. ex. painting, jewel, pottery, documents, sculpture