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What does a person exhibit

when he or she violates social


norms that offend a large
number of individuals who are in
a position to influence social
judgment?

deviance
How do statuses and roles
guide human interactions?

They guide people on what


they expect form them.
What pertains to the status of the person
which determines his or her general position
in society?

achieved status
If values are the basis of our judgments,
what do they imply?

Values must be worthwhile for us to have


morals.
Alija does not eat pork because the pig is
considered unclean. What norm is being
described?

Taboo
Richard raises his hand to take a turn
speaking in a group. What norm is
being described?

folkways
Which of the following situations does not
demonstrate social order?

a Filipino showing a thumbs up to a


Russian
Why are statuses and roles important in the
process of enculturation and socialization?

They serve as agents for the fulfillment of


society’s goal.
Which of the following responses is correct?

I. Culture and our personal identities are not static.


II. Personal identity develops over time and can
change depending on the individual's chosen
direction.

Statement 1 is false. Statement 2 is true.


The Japanese are known for being disciplined.
Misha is Japanese, so her classmates assumed that
she is a disciplined person. What type of identity is
being described?

Cultural identity
Christon Dave interacts with other people, thus he
observes a lot of the ways and means of the
different people he met. What is the process
through which people get to understand the
societal norms, expectations, and values as
members of society?

socialization
Jay-ar as an Igorot observed that being
polite leads to lessen the tension in an
argument, thus he wants to adopt this trait.
What is the process by which an individual
adopts the behaviour patterns of a
particular culture?

Enculturation
A group of five friends attended an orientation by
their prospective college organization. Four of
them wanted to join the club, but one of them
does not want to because his parents restricted
him. However, because he does not want to be left
out, he still signed up for membership. What social
control does the situation present?

Social Rejection
John, a high school sophomore,
occasionally drinks a bottle of alcohol. His
circle of friends do not care. His parents,
however, are very dismayed and punished
him. John countered by sneaking a drink of
liquor whenever he can. John's drinking is
an illustration of what?

Deviance
Inclusive Citizenship seeks to go beyond the
intellectual debates of recent years on
democratization and participation to explore a
related set of issues around changing conceptions
of citizenship. What is the objective in advocating
this?

 People's understandings of what it means to be a citizen


go to the heart of the various meanings of identity,
including national identity; political and electoral
participation; and rights.
What is an individual or group's sense of self-
respect and worth, physical and psychological
integrity, and empowerment?

Human dignity
The right to respect for private life is extended to
criminalizing private and consensual sexual
activity that implies what?

repression and treatment


Lemar is walking in a wealthy area of Manila on his
way to meet his friends. Many people are also
walking in the area. Suddenly, a police officer
flashes his lights, pulls beside Lemar, asked where
he is going, and seeks his ID. Lemar suddenly
becomes aware that he's the only African-
American in sight. Why might the police officer
stop to check Lemar and not someone else
walking in the neighborhood?

racial profiling
Which option is correct?
A. All individuals are equal as human beings
and under the inherent dignity of each
human person.
B. The fulfillment of the right to health may
depend, in certain circumstances, on the
realization of the right to development, to
education, or information.
Only A is correct.
The Municipality of San Roque is an
economically and socially stable town. In this
town, people are given opportunities to
personal and professional growth. Everyone is
given equal opportunity and fair treatment.
What is achieved by this town?

 Human Right
When can it be said that common good is
achieved in society?

 When people’s right and dignity are granted, and they


enjoy their existence
What is the importance of attaining and
protecting the common good in society?

It makes people live a life with quality.


Which statement shows the Filipino concept
of kinship?

The Mendoza family wants the newly-wed


couple to stay with them.
Which statement about kinship by blood and
descent is correct?
A. Marriage creates a host of relationships which
are called "consanguineous kin."
B. A lineage is a unilineal descent group in which
members may rest either on patrilineal descent or
matrilineal descent.

Only B is correct.
Which best explains the existence of
reference groups in society?
People are inclined to look for someone to look
up to who will serve as a guide or model.
What is the collection of people who make
interaction, communication, and
relationships from sharing similar
characteristics and interests?

social norms
If the transfer of the goods or services to people
did not pass through a centralized authority or
person, can it be considered redistribution?

Yes, the transfer of goods and services is the


most important thing.
What does it mean when a government does
not deliver back the taxes it collected from the
people in the form of social services and
programs?

The government failed in its role to be an


element of redistribution.
How are boundaries in society, as a result of in-
groups and out-groups, formed?

People perceive that differences among


groups or people exist.
Roldan treats all Grade 11 students whom he is not
friends with as intellectually-challenged people.
What is manifested by Roldan’s perspective about
people who are not members of his in-group?

in-group homogeneity
Which manifests proper behavior towards
out-groups?
Embrace differences by accepting
people who they are and what they can
do or not.
Which of the following best describes the
importance of social and political structures?

 They are reflections of people’s constant need for


association and belongingness.

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