The video tutorial discusses social problems, starting with an introduction to the topic and the distinction between personal and social issues. It defines social problems as per Soerjono Soekanto and outlines criteria for identifying them. The video explores various causes of social problems, including biological, cultural, economic, and psychological factors. A case study on tin mining in Bangka Belitung illustrates these issues in practice, highlighting the environmental and legal challenges involved.

What distinguishes a personal problem from a social problem?

• Personal problems are legal issues, while social problems are illegal.

• Personal problems affect only the individual, while social problems affect the community.

• Personal problems are always financial, while social problems are cultural.

• Personal problems are visible, while social problems are hidden.

According to Soerjono Soekanto, what is a social problem?

• A situation caused by cultural and social mismatches.

• A problem that is easily resolved by individuals.

• A problem that arises from personal conflicts.

• An issue that is always related to economic disparity.

Which of the following is NOT a criterion for a social problem?

• Problems that are only recognized by individuals.

• General criteria based on societal values.

• Manifest and latent social issues.

• Source of the problem from natural disasters.

What is a latent social problem?

• An issue that is recognized by the government.

• A hidden issue that society struggles to address.

• A problem that is only economic in nature.

• A problem that is easily visible and solvable.

Which factor is NOT mentioned as a cause of social problems?

• Biological factors like diseases.

• Cultural influences on behavior.

• Technological advancements.

• Economic disparities.

How can cultural factors lead to social problems?

• By reducing social inequalities.

• By improving health standards.

• By encouraging negative behaviors.

• By promoting economic growth.

What is a significant issue with unconventional tin mining in Bangka Belitung?

• It lacks proper mining permits.

• It does not affect the environment.

• It provides less income than farming.

• It is fully regulated by the government.

Why do people continue unconventional tin mining despite government efforts?

• It is less profitable than other jobs.

• It is more profitable than fishing or farming.

• It is completely legal and encouraged.

• It has no impact on the environment.

What regulation is violated by unconventional tin mining?

• Perda Number 3 of 2020 on mining safety.

• Perda Number 5 of 2018 on environmental protection.

• Perda Number 9 of 2017 on economic activities.

• Perda Number 7 of 2019 on public order.

What is the main environmental concern with unconventional tin mining?

• It enhances biodiversity.

• It preserves natural resources.

• It disregards environmental sustainability.

• It promotes eco-friendly practices.