Understanding Culture and Society
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What term describes the process of developing an individual's distinct personality and sense of self influenced by cultural and social factors?

  • Identity Formation (correct)
  • Globalization
  • Cultural Preservation
  • Modernization

Which concept refers to the shared expectations and rules that guide behavior within a cultural group?

  • Societal Norms
  • Social Institutions
  • Identity Formation
  • Cultural Norms (correct)

What does the term 'Media Influence' refer to in the context of self-perception?

  • The development of self-esteem through social comparison
  • The ability of social institutions to shape one's identity
  • The process of interacting with diverse cultures
  • The impact of media on standards of beauty and behavior (correct)

Which of the following best describes cultural preservation?

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What aspect of identity relates to a person's perception of their physical appearance?

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Which term describes the confidence and satisfaction one has in oneself, including physical appearance?

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What is the term for the observable characteristics of an individual, influenced by genetics and environment?

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Which concept involves evaluating oneself by comparing with others in terms of physical traits or abilities?

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What is meant by self-transcendence in the context of personal development?

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How does the concept of cultural diversity relate to the spiritual self in social studies education?

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Which value is explicitly mentioned as a positive trait in Filipino culture?

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What aspect of the democratic culture is highlighted in the document?

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Which negative value is associated with the Filipino

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What role does empathy play in the development of inclusive classroom environments?

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What is the significance of community service and social activism in relation to spirituality?

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How does the concept of citizenship in the Philippine Constitution define natural-born citizens?

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Which of the following best describes the concept of spiritual self?

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What is a key characteristic of monotheistic religions?

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Which of the following is NOT classified under major world religions?

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What is the primary focus of Buddhism?

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In the context of spirituality, what do attitudinal values pertain to?

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Which term refers to the integration of body, mind, and spirit in developing a holistic spiritual self?

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Which of the following represents an example of polytheism?

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What is described as a personal quest for understanding and connection to something greater?

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What significant event in 1935 marked the development of democratic principles in the Philippines?

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What fundamental rights are guaranteed by the Bill of Rights in the 1987 Philippine Constitution?

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At what age do Filipino citizens have the right to vote according to the current laws?

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Which of the following is NOT a component of one's digital self?

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What role does democratic culture play in relation to authority in Filipino society?

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What is one potential risk associated with maintaining a digital presence?

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Which aspect of the 1987 Philippine Constitution emphasizes social justice?

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Which of the following best describes the implications of democratic culture for social studies education in the Philippines?

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What is the primary purpose of a professional digital identity?

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Which of the following best describes self-sovereign identity?

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What does tactical self-presentation aim to achieve?

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Which tactic of impression management involves projecting moral superiority?

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In the context of digital identity, what distinguishes digital natives from digital immigrants?

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What type of digital identity is primarily used for official purposes?

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Which strategy of impression management typically involves using flattery and praise?

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What is the primary benefit of maintaining a consistent digital identity across different platforms?

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What is a primary concern regarding the impact of social media on self-perception?

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Which characteristic of social media contributes to mass communication?

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Which of the following best describes digital identity in the context of social media?

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What is the primary implication of social media algorithms on privacy?

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How do social pressures affect online self-expression?

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Which aspect of social media is most likely to lead to social isolation?

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What challenge does the digital self present concerning information credibility?

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Which approach must educators adopt to effectively engage students in the digital age?

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Culture

Customs, beliefs, and institutions of a group, shaping their life.

Society

A community sharing laws, traditions, and values.

Values

Principles considered important by individuals or groups.

Identity Formation

Developing a unique personality and sense of self.

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Physical Self

The aspect of identity related to physical body & traits.

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Body Image

Thoughts & feelings about physical appearance.

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Self-Concept

Overall view of oneself, including physical, mental, and emotional aspects.

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Media Influence

Impact of media on perceptions of beauty.

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Monotheism

Belief in a single god.

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Polytheism

Belief in multiple gods.

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Spirituality

A personal search for connection to something bigger than yourself.

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Religiosity

How strongly someone follows religious beliefs and practices.

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Experiential Values

Finding meaning through your experiences, like love and relationships.

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Creative Values

Finding meaning through creative pursuits, like art or work.

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Attitudinal Values

Finding meaning through qualities like compassion and courage.

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Religion

Belief in and worship of a supreme being or beings.

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Self-Transcendence

Finding spiritual meaning beyond oneself.

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Political Self

Individual's identity as a member of a community/country, including beliefs, affiliations, and political information processing.

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Filipino Citizenship

Defined by the 1987 Philippine Constitution, including natural-born citizens.

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Filipino Family Structure

Family is central to Filipino society, shaping individual and community life.

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Positive Filipino Values

Hospitality, respect, family, cheerfulness, faith, hard work, and community spirit.

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Negative Filipino Values

Examples include: 'bahala na' attitude, procrastination, and gossip.

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Democracy (system)

Government where power is held by the people.

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Democratic Principles

Individual freedom and equality.

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Digital Identity

A digital representation of a person's real self online, encompassing personal information, online accounts, and digital footprints.

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Personal Digital Identity

Used for personal purposes, like managing social media accounts or online shopping.

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Professional Digital Identity

Used for networking and career advancement, often on platforms like LinkedIn.

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Self-Selective Presentation

The process of choosing what personal information to disclose online, shaping your online persona.

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Impression Management

Using methods and techniques to control the image others have of you online.

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Authentic Self-Presentation

Presenting yourself genuinely online, being true to yourself.

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Ideal Self-Presentation

Presenting an idealized version of yourself online, showcasing only positive aspects.

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Tactical Self-Presentation

Presenting yourself in a way that aligns with what others want or expect, often to gain approval.

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Online Self-Expression

Sharing personal thoughts and experiences online, blurring the lines between private and public.

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Social Media Algorithms

Software that determines what you see on social media based on your activity and data.

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Social Media Impact

The way social media shapes opinions, behaviors, and attitudes, as well as access to information.

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Digital Self

The online representation of an individual, distinct from their offline identity.

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Echo Chamber

A situation where people only encounter information that confirms their existing beliefs.

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Selective Self-Presentation

Choosing what information to share online to present a specific image of oneself.

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Oversharing

Revealing too much personal information online, potentially compromising privacy and security.

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Digital Reputation

How others see you based on your online actions.

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Privacy & Security (Online)

Protecting your data and information online.

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Profile Building (Online)

Creating a deliberate and intentional online presence.

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Philippine Democracy

The gradual development of democratic principles in the Philippines, influenced by colonization and the Commonwealth.

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1987 Constitution

Philippines' current foundational document outlining democratic principles, social justice and citizens' rights.

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Suffrage

The right to vote; granted to Filipinos 18 and over.

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Democratic Culture

The ability of citizens to participate, express opinions, access information & hold the government accountable in a democracy.

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Study Notes

Culture

  • Refers to the customs, beliefs, arts, and institutions of a specific group of people, shaping their way of life.

Society

  • A community of people living together, sharing laws, traditions, and values.

Education

  • A process of teaching, training, and learning to develop knowledge, skills, and values.

Values

  • Principles or standards that individuals or groups consider important or desirable.

Identity Formation

  • The development of an individual's distinct personality and sense of self, influenced by cultural and social factors.

Globalization

  • The process of interaction and integration among people, companies, and governments worldwide, impacting culture and society.

Traditions

  • Long-standing customs or beliefs passed from one generation to another.

Modernization

  • The process of adapting something to modern needs or habits, often involving cultural and societal change.

Cultural Preservation

  • Efforts to maintain and protect the cultural heritage of a group or society.

Social Institutions

  • Structures within society (e.g., family, education, religion) that influence and organize social behavior.

Physical Self

  • The aspect of an individual's identity related to their physical body and traits.

Body Image

  • A person's perception, thoughts, and feelings about their physical appearance.

Self-Concept

  • The overall idea or perception one holds about themselves, including physical, mental, and emotional aspects.

Media Influence

  • The impact that media (e.g., TV, social media, advertisements) has on shaping perceptions of physical beauty and appearance.

Cultural Norms

  • Shared expectations and rules guiding the behavior of people within a cultural group, often influencing beauty standards.

Self-Esteem

  • Confidence and satisfaction in oneself, including aspects of physical appearance.

Social Comparison

  • The act of evaluating oneself by comparing with others, often in terms of physical traits or abilities.

Physical Traits

  • Observable characteristics of an individual (e.g., height, skin color, facial features), influenced by genetics and environment.

Self-Perception

  • How individuals see themselves, including physical features, personality, and abilities.

Attractiveness Standards

  • Societal benchmarks that define what is considered beautiful or desirable, often influenced by culture and media.

Spirituality

  • Practices, experiences, and beliefs that transcend the material world, encompassing religious practice, belief in supernatural powers, and the development of one's inner self.

Religion

  • Belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power (e.g., God or gods).

Religious Classifications

  • Polytheism: Belief in multiple gods.
  • Monotheism: Belief in one God.
  • Atheism: No belief in deities or gods.

Major World Religions

  • Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism.

Development of the Spiritual Self and Identity

  • Spirituality: A personal quest for understanding and connection to something greater than oneself.
  • Religiosity: The degree to which an individual practices their religion and adheres to its beliefs.

Three Ways of Discovering Meaning in Life (Viktor Frankl)

  • Experiential Values: Finding meaning through experiences like love and relationships.
  • Creative Values: Finding meaning through creative pursuits like art or work.
  • Attitudinal Values: Finding meaning through virtues like compassion and courage.
  • Self-Transcendence: Going beyond oneself to find spiritual meaning.

Implications for Social Studies Education

  • Cultural Diversity and the spiritual self.
  • Values and Identity.

Political Self

  • An individual's identity as a member of a community or country, encompassing their beliefs, attitudes, affiliations, and how they process politically relevant information.

Filipino Identity

  • Citizenship: Defined by the 1987 Philippine Constitution.
  • Family: Cornerstone of Filipino society.
  • Filipino values and traits: Positive (hospitality, respect, hard work) and negative (procrastination, lack of discipline).
  • Democratic culture: Power resides in the people; principles of individual autonomy and equality.

Digital Self

  • A part of one's identity shaped by interactions in virtual worlds, social media platforms, and other online environments.

Understanding and Creating a Digital Self

  • Identity: Presenting yourself online.
  • Reputation: Others' perception of you online.
  • Privacy and Security: Understanding data use and protection.
  • Profile Building: Crafting a coherent online presence.
  • Content Creation: Sharing content reflecting interests, skills, and values.

Digital Identity

  • Definition: A representation of a person online (including personal information, online accounts, and digital footprints).
  • Importance: Enables individuals to prove their identity online.
  • Types: Personal, professional, social, legal, financial, device-based, anonymous, federated, self-sovereign, corporate.

Self-Presentation and Impression Management

  • Types of self-presentation: Authentic, ideal, tactical.
  • Tactics of impression management: Ingratiation, self-promotion, exemplification, intimidation, supplication.
  • Boundaries of the self online: Private vs. public.

Individual vs. Social Identity

  • Balancing online self-expression with social pressures and expectations.

Social Media

  • Definition: Digital technology for sharing information through networks and communities, impacting social dynamics, mental health, etc.
  • Characteristics: Easily accessible, visual content, mass communication, active participation, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness.
  • Impact (positive and negative).

Material and Economic Self

  • Relationship between material possessions, economic status, and personal identity.
  • Consumer behavior: Processes involved in selecting, purchasing, using, and disposing of goods and services.
  • Factors influencing consumer behavior: psychological, social, cultural, economic factors.

Learning to be a Better Student

  • Learning: acquisition of knowledge.
  • Cognition: mental processes in gaining knowledge
  • Metacognition: understanding one's cognitive processes.
  • Self-Regulated Learning: process of direct thoughts towards achieving academic goals.
  • Learning strategies.

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