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UCSP Module 1 Activity

This document discusses sociology, anthropology, and political science. It then describes an activity on critical thinking where the student lists their unique social features and the social forces that shape them. They identify traits like being selfless, respectful, having integrity, being genuine, and compassionate. They explain how each trait is influenced by societal forces and can provide both opportunities and constraints.

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UCSP Module 1 Activity

This document discusses sociology, anthropology, and political science. It then describes an activity on critical thinking where the student lists their unique social features and the social forces that shape them. They identify traits like being selfless, respectful, having integrity, being genuine, and compassionate. They explain how each trait is influenced by societal forces and can provide both opportunities and constraints.

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Activity 1: HASHTAG G ENERALIZATION. My Notes. My takeaways from this learning Kit.

Sociology:

Sociology is the study of human social connections and organizations.

Anthropology

Anthropology is the scientific study of past and contemporary individuals, human behavior, and
cultures.

Political Science

Political science is the systematic study of government via the application of empirical and usually
scientific methods of analysis.

PS: Ma’am di po kasi ako makaedit sa word ko, kaya ganiyan nalang po ginawa ko. Sana okay lang
po hehe thankyou po ma’am.

Activity 2: CRITICAL THINKING. Me and My Social Map.

My unique features as a social Types of social forces Assessment of effects


person responsible for these features
(does it provide opportunities
(may include but are not (is it or serve as constraints?)
limited to sex, religion, societal/cultural/political)
residence)
1. Be selfless. Societal When you're selfless, you put
other people's needs ahead of
your own. The opposite of
selfish is selfless. You think
less about yourself and more
about others. You're giving
and compassionate.
2. Be respectful. Societal Respect is defined as showing
concern and regard for
someone or something.
Respectful is the adjective
form of respect, which refers
to a sense of appreciation. As
a result, when you act
respectfully, you're
demonstrating your adoration
for another individual.
3. Have integrity. societal Integrity implies that you
conduct your life in line with
your innermost beliefs, that
you are honest with everyone,
and that you always follow
through on your promises.
Integrity is a highly regarded
quality, particularly among
leaders. You're more likely to
be considered for significant
promotions and leadership
positions if you live with
integrity.
4. Be genuine. Societal Genuine individuals have a
high sense of self-esteem by
definition. So, authentic
individuals are those that
have a strong sense of self-
worth — one that is stable,
not brittle. And, in general,
people with high self-esteem
are less defensive about
things.
5. Be compassionate. Societal Being compassionate entails
being conscious of not only
your own feelings and ideas,
but also those of people
around you. Being
compassionate also
necessitates responsiveness.
Compassionate individuals
are ready to help when others
are in need.

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