UCSP Q3 Quiz 3

This means that all people in the world have the

same biological needs, namely food, clothing, shelter and health care.

• Biological Similarities

• Necessary Pre-requisites for Social Being

• Psychic Unity of Mankind

• Geographical Environment

Society must fulfill some requirements in order to function, such as replacing members, teaching new

members to participate and the need to have participation in production and distribution.

• Biological Similarities

• Necessary Pre-requisites for Social Being

• Psychic Unity of Mankind

• Geographical Environment

All human beings are alike in having similar

ranges of emotion - the need for love, security and language.

• Biological Similarities

• Necessary Pre-requisites for Social Being

• Psychic Unity of Mankind

• Geographical Environment

It is characterized by certain limitations such as limited food, limited source of energy, and other delimiting factors of the people’s environment.

• Biological Similarities

• Necessary Pre-requisites for Social Being

• Psychic Unity of Mankind

• Geographical Environment

It includes the values and norms that are actually followed by a culture.

• Subculture

• Counter- Culture

• Ideal Culture

• Real Culture

It includes the values and norms that a culture claims to have.

• Subculture

• Counter- Culture

• Ideal Culture

• Real Culture

May be defined as a modified culture within a larger culture practice by a society.

• Subculture

• Counter- Culture

• Ideal Culture

• Real Culture

Is a culture with values and mores that run counter to those of established society.

• Subculture

• Counter- Culture

• Ideal Culture

• Real Culture

It refers to the free borrowing and modification of cultural elements and occurs when people of different cultures maintain contact as well as political and social self-determination.

• Incorporation

• Directed Change

• Assimilation

• Amalgamation

Is a foreign culture which does not necessarily make you disloyal or less nationalistic to your home country.

• Incorporation

• Directed Change

• Assimilation

• Amalgamation