UCSP Lesson 2

This refers to knowledge, beliefs, customs, laws, arts, morals, activities, and any other properties people acquire as a consequence of living in a society."

• Symbols

• Socialization

• Culture

• Folkways

Parents, teachers, and friends are common examples of

• factors of cultural change

• secondary elements of enculturation

• main drivers of cultural education

• primary agents of socialization

______________ is the process wherein a person learns meaningful thoughts and actions from their environment.

According to anthropologists, Filipinos have a very "fluid" perception of time. Instead of accurately describing time in digits (for example, 8:40), they use vague, qualitative descriptions like "it's early", "it's late". Furthermore, they have a habit "Filipino time" or arriving late because they see ​ (a)   time as flexible. This demonstrates which aspect of culture?

• Learned
• Shared
• Relative
• Symbolic
• Adaptive

According to the Sapir-Whof hypothesis, ​ our (a)   shapes how we perceive and think of things.

• Language
• Symbols
• Morality
• Law

When other people's culture confuses and fails to make sense to you, you are like to experience culture _____________.

These include any object that we use to convey and represent deeper ideas and meanings.

• Materials

• Symbols

• Interactions

• Norms

Banana catsup, a Filipino favorite, was invented during World War II by Filipino war veteran Maria Orosa as an attempt to provide cheap nutrious food to Filipinos in a time of food scarcity due to the war. This reflects culture being ​ (a)   .

• relative
• symbolic
• shared
• adaptive
• maldaptive
• learned

In India, cows are scared and are thus not eaten. As a result, Indian McDonald's burgers are not made from beef. This demonstrates culture being:

Which of the following is an example of maladaption?

• Carlos cheats to pass his subjects.

• Dani prays to ease his anxiety.

• Uno listens to music when he's heartbroken.

• Santi prefers to be alone when sad.