UCSP Reviewer 11- St. Therese of the Child Jesus PDF

UCSP REVIEWER 11- ST. THERESE OF THE CHILD JESUS 3 BASES OF KINSHIP: Blood relations (Biological ties) Marriage (Affinal ties Adoption 3 DIFFERENT DEGREES OF KINSHIP: Primary (Immediate Family) Secondary (Extended Family) Tertiary (More Distant Relatives MEANINGS: Patrilinea...

UCSP REVIEWER 11- ST. THERESE OF THE CHILD JESUS 3 BASES OF KINSHIP: Blood relations (Biological ties) Marriage (Affinal ties Adoption 3 DIFFERENT DEGREES OF KINSHIP: Primary (Immediate Family) Secondary (Extended Family) Tertiary (More Distant Relatives MEANINGS: Patrilineal Decent: Father Lineage Matrilineal Decent: Mother Lineage Bilateral Decent: Both Mother/Father Lineage Patriarchal: Men Holds power/Authority Matriarchal: Women Holds Power/Authority Equalitarian: Equal Rights to All Genders Patrilocal: Couple Lives near Husband\'s Family Matrilocal: Couple Lives near Wife\'s Family Bilocal: Live neither Wife\'s/Husband\'s Family Neolocal: Move away from their Families Avunlocal: Live near the Husband\'s Maternal Uncle 4 BASIC FORMS OF MARRIAGE 1\. Monogamy: 1 Husband/Wife 2\. Polygamy: Multiple Wives/Husbands Polygyny: One-man multiple wives Polyandry: One-woman multiple husbands 3\. Group Marriage: Multiple individuals regardless of gender (minimum of 4) 4\. Visiting Marriage: Non- Permanent, maintain seperate recidences, meet regularly for intimate relationships without formal cohabitation. KINSHIP AND MARRIAGE Most universal/basic of all human relationship (based on ties of blood, marriage, adaption) Relationship that is a form between 2 or more people that based either common ancestry of marriage KIN- Tawag sa kamag anak/asawa KINSHIP- Tawag sa relationship nyo 2 BASES OF KINSHIP Consanguineal: Relationship by blood \"Common ancestors\" Affinal: Relationship but not common ancestors' \"Marriage\" DEGREE OF KINSHIP First: Primary Kin -Parents and Siblings Second: Secondary Kin -Grandparents -uncle -auntie -cousin\ \ Third: Tertiary Kin (Known because the marriage of the other party to your party) -Huwag -Abalayan -Bayaw\ Decent: Angkan RELATIONSHIPS ACCORDING TO DECENT Patrilineal Decent: Father Side Matrilineal Decent: Mother Side Bilateral Decent: Both Mother/Father \"equal\" RELATIONSHIPS ACCORDING TO AUTHORITY Patriarchal: Father/ Eldest male Dominance Matriarchal: Mother/ Eldest female Dominance Equalitarian: Both Mother/Father are equal in decision making/responsibilities