DIASS Summative 2 PDF

The Importance of Social Sciences and Socialization and Enculturation Socialization - A process by which the society turns and Applied Social Sciences...

The Importance of Social Sciences and Socialization and Enculturation Socialization - A process by which the society turns and Applied Social Sciences individual from being a child into a full-fledged responsible adult or from being Personal/Self Development an outsider to becoming an insider - covers activities that improve awareness and identity,develop talents and potential, build Enculturation human capital and facilitate employability, - Is a process by which one acquires a culture enhance quality of life and contribute to the of his or her environment realization of dreams and aspirations. 5 ELEMENTS OF MEANING MAKING SYSTEM Persuasion - Symbols - Umbrella of influence - Language - Can attempt to influence a person’s beliefs, - Values attitudes, intentions, motivations, or - Norms behaviors. - Ideal - real or worldview ethos Arts and Entertainment Technology Acculturation - Focuses on the knowledge, skills, and - The acquisition of culture attitudes necessary to succeed in the fields of video, audio, cinema, radio, television, DIFFERENT FORMS OF SOCIALIZATION music, and live event production 1. Group Socialization - the theory that an individual’s peer groups, rather than parental News and Information figures, influences his or her personality and - Newspaper is a serial publication containing behavior in adulthood. news, other informative articles, and usually 2. Gender Socialization - “an important part of advertising. socialization is the learning of culturally defined gender roles.” Henslin 1999 Advocacy and Mobilization 3. Cultural Socialization - parenting practices - Issues that matter to individuals, groups, and that teach children about their racial history communities have to be raised to political or heritage and sometimes, is referred to as “ platforms and public solutions and policies pride development.” Education Effects of Applied Social Sciences - Played a big role in poverty, social exclusion, ignorance, and war. - 4 PILLARS OF EDUCATION Social Awareness, Self-awareness, and a. Learning to know - the mastery of Self-knowledge the instruments of knowledge and - People have developed ways to understand acquiring knowledge in a one’s self and the other people around never-ending process. It involves - Allows to understand better and probe going deeper into the information. deeper into the different problems and issues b. Learning to do - implies that affecting our society application of what learners have Attitude and Value Change learned or known to practice - Allows us to understand various social c. Learning to live together - education phenomena and because of this, people can has to take two complementary make significant changes in their attitudes paths; discovery of others and on and values to prevent the occurrence of another., experience of shared various natural and social problems. purposes throughout life. d. Learning to be - the possibility of becoming dehumanized as a result Behavioral Change of a technical change. - Applied social sciences introduced us to the different political problems and issues. It also  provides us solutions on how to address these political and social problems a. Corruption b. Conflict Management c. Peace Building Process Structural Change - Applied social sciences allowed us to understand the intricacies of the different structural problems and how it changes through time a. On personal relations with others b. On family and gender c. On overseas Filipino workers d. Domestic violence