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Ucsp - Lesson 1
Ucsp - Lesson 1
GOOD AFTERNOON,
EVERYONE! ☺
JOHN P. AGUSTIN JR., LPT
TEACHER, UCSP
UNDERSTANDING
CULTURE,
SOCIETY AND
POLITICS
UNIT 1: STARTING POINTS FOR THE UCSP
UNDERSTANDING CULTURE, SOCIETY AND POLITICS
POINTS OF
DISCUSSION
• Social Cultural Background
• Significance of studying culture, society and
politics.
• Discipline of Anthropology, Sociology and
Polotical Science.
WHO AM I?
ROLE CONFUSION
James Marcia’s Development
of Self-Identity
KEY ELEMENTS IN ACHIEVING MATURE IDENTITY
EXPLORATION COMMITMENT
IDENTITY IDENTITY
DIFFUSED MORATORIUM
IDENTITY IDENTITY
FORECLOSED ACHIEVED
ETHNICITY
A PERSON'S ETHNICITY IS THEIR ETHNIC TRAITS,
CLASSIFICATION , OR ASSOCIATION.
• Acceptable by a person's
peer group.
• Avoiding behavior that is
characterized as
unacceptable.
Food Taboo
• Table manners at a formal dinner
• Restriction in eating anything that could be a
domestic animal
Social change refers to an alteration in the
social order of a society.
Social change may include changes in:
SOCIAL CHANGE
nature;
social institutions; and
social behaviors, or social relations.
No society remains the same all throughout its
history.
POLITICS
Defined as the activities of the government, members of law-
making organizations, or people who try to influence the way a
country is governed.
POLITICAL BEHAVIOR Individual's engagement in
political life such as elections,
political partisan, public
opinion, and political parties.
CULTURE
SOCIETY
RELIGION
GENDER
SIGNIFICANCE OF
UNDERSTANDING CULTURE,
SOCIETY, AND POLITICS
SIGNIFICANCE OF CULTURE
1. Culture makes man adapt and integrate himself to his environment by
being resourceful and creative for his survival.
FAMILY EDUCATION
GOVERNMENT RELIGION
ECONOMY