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“Man, the molecule of society, is the subject of social science”

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Henry Charles Carrey

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Social Science deal with the activities
of the individual as a member of the group

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Seligman

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Social Science is any study concerning man and society.

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Mitchell

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Social Science as a general term for all the sciences which are concerned
with the human affairs

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Fairchild

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Social Sciences are concerned with the laws that govern society and the
social department of man.” So, we can say that social sciences embrace all
those subjects which deal with the human affairs

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Peter Lewis

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traces the roots of the
words “social” and “society

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AUSTIN HARRINGTON

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a member of a trading partnership

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socius

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a partnership or association between
merchants.

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societas

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branch of knowledge which deals with the scientific study of man, his works, his body, his behavior and values in time and space

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ANTHROPOLOGY

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conflict and violence, superstition and witchcraft, fashion, courtship and marriage,

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Strange aspects:

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a systematic study of a state and its government

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POLITICAL SCIENCE

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emphasizes the use of power, interest, influence, and diplomacy which is important in creating a well-ordered society.

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POLITICAL SCIENCE

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“The primary goal of Political Science is Citizenship education”

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Ricardo Lazo

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It provides the students the knowledge and
understanding of a government, with all its component curricula like public law, political theory, public administration, political philosophy, and political dynamics

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Knowledge
Based

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Inculcates the objectives and underlying principles of the state that should be abided by the officials and its citizens.

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Competence Based

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Prepares the students for future career path,
be it in legal profession, government service, politics, teaching, and many more

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Skills Based

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analyze human interaction which is essential in
understanding man’s cultural make-up, scientific study of patterned, shared, human
behavior

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SOCIOLOGY

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pointed out that sociology is the scientific study of patterned, shared, human behavior.

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JOSEPH FICHTER

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Culture is that complex whole which includes
knowledge, beliefs, art, law, custom, and any other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of the society

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Edward Tylor

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Culture is social heredity, which is transmitted from one generation to another with the accumulation of individual experiences

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Linton

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Culture is the way of life which is
transmitted from generation to generation

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John Beattee

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we understand material and physical
objects.

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material culture

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religion, art, ideas, customs, values system, attitudes, language, knowledge

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non-material culture

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It refers to an object, gesture, sound, color

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LANGUAGE
SYMBOLS

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The culture on which we act upon in our daily life
Real Culture
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The culture which is presented as a pattern to the people is. It is the goal of society and never achieved fully because some parts remain out of practice. This culture is explained in books, speeches etc
Ideal Culture
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It is acquired through education, training and experience. (behaviour)
Culture is learned
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All the traits, attitudes, ideas, knowledge and material objects like radio, television and automobiles etc is actually shared by members of society.
Culture is shared
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All the culture traits and objects are transmitted among the members of society continually
Culture is transmitted
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Culture never remains static but changing. It is changing in every society, but with different speed and causes. It constantly under goes change and adapts itself to the environments
Culture is changing
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These are the guidelines people are supposed to follow in their relation with one another
Norms
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these are everyday habits; customs, traditions and conventions people obey without giving much thought to the matter.
Folkways
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these are the norms people consider vital to their wellbeing and most cherished values; they are special customs with moral and ethical significance, which are strongly held and emphasized
Mores
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these are formalized norms enacted by people vested with legitimate authority
Laws
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they indicate what people should or should not do in specific situation
Norms
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non-materials aspects of culture and embody man's conception of his physical, social and cultural world
Ideas
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refer to a person's conviction about a certain idea.
Beliefs
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abstract concepts of what is important and worthwhile, they are general ideas that individuals
Values
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cultures differ, so that a cultural trait, act, or idea has no meaning but its meaning only within its cultural setting
Culture relativism
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It refers to the feelings of disbelief, disorganization and frustration one experiences when he encounters cultural patterns or practices which are different from his.
Culture Shock
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It refers to the tendency to see the behaviors, beliefs, values, and norms of one's own group as the only right way of living and to judge others by those standards.
Ethnocentrism
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It refers to the idea that what is foreign is best and that one's lifestyle, products or ideas are inferior to those others.
Xenocentrism
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It refers to the evaluation of one's culture and that of others based on the romantic notion that the culture and way of life of the primitives or other simple cultures is better, more acceptable and more orderly.
Noble savage mentality
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This refers to smaller group which develop norms,values, beliefs, and special languages which make the distinct from the broader society.
Subculture
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It refers subgroups whose standards come in conflict with the oppose the conventional standards of the dominant culture
Counterculture or contra culture
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It refers to the gap between the material and non-material culture.
Culture lag
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the relative social, professional or other standing of someone or something
Status
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status that an individual learns or chooses
Achieved Status
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status that an individual is born with
Ascribed Status
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the spread of cultural beliefs and social activities from one group to another, incorporates the desirable traits
Cultural Diffusion
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cultural modification, adapting to or borrowing traits from another culture
Acculturation
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individual's learn their groups culture
Enculturation
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one's first culture
Enculturation
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one's second culture
Acculturation
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a social construct, can be changed
Gender
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biological term related to whether you produce sperms or egg cells
Sex
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XY
male
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XX
female
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socially constructed differences between male and female
Gender
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sense of self
Identity
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A complex group of reciprocal relationships
Society
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web of social relationships
Society
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Socialization is a process by which the individual learns to conform to the norms of the group
W.H. Ogburn
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Socialization as the process of working together of developing group responsibility, of being guided by welfare needs of others
Bogardus
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Socialization is the process which the child acquires a cultural content, along with selfhood and personality
Green
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explains socialization as the process of “transmission of culture, the process whereby men learn the rules and practices of social groups
Peter Worsley
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STARTS LONG BEFORE THE CHILD IS BORN
PROCESS OF SOCIALIZATION
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THE PROCESS OF COMMUNICATING INFORMATION WHICH HAS NO LOGICAL OR SELF-EVIDENT BASIS
SUGGESTION
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COPYING BY AN INDIVIDUAL OF THE ACTIONS OF ANOTHER
IMITATION
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THE CHILD CANNOT MAKE ANY DISTINCTION BETWEEN HIS ORGANISM AND ENVIRONMENT
IDENTIFICATION
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HE MEDIUM OF SOCIAL INTERCOURSE
LANGUAGE
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THE INTIMATE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE MOTHER AND THE CHILD HAS A GREAT IMPACT ON THE SHAPING OF CHILD’S ABILITIES AND CAPACITIES.
FAMILY
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ASSOCIATES IN SCHOOL, IN PLAYGROUND AND IN STREET
PEERS OR AGEMATES
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PLAY THEIR ROLE IN SOCIALIZATION WHEN THE CHILD ENTERS THE SCHOO
TEACHERS
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THE CIVILIZATION THAT WE SHARE IS CONSTRUCTED OF WORDS OR LITERATURE
LITERATURE AND MASS MEDIA OF COMMUNICATION
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The most essential and basic
Primary Socialization
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learn the culture of the group of which they are immediate members
Anticipatory socialization
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BASED ON THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF PRIMARY SOCIALIZATION
Developmental socialization
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SOCIAL MOBILITY
Re-socialization
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Looking Glass Self Theory
Charles Cooley

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