Social Behavior and Phenomena

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LESSON 2

SOCIAL, POLITICAL, AND CULTURAL BEHAVIOR AND


PHENOMENA

Social Behavior and Phenomena

Social behavior and phenomena are broad and complicated


sociological concepts. These involve every event between at
least two individuals and include all knowledge and
experiences a person acquires in the entirety of his or her
lifetime.

Social phenomena are the individual, external, and social


constructions that influence a person’s life and development.
The table below shows some examples of social behavior
and phenomena.
Cultural Behavior and Phenomena

Also known as the bandwagon effect, a cultural behavior is


an event where certain individuals behave a certain way
merely because other persons do as well.
A cultural phenomenon happens when something or
someone gains widespread popularity. However, it is
noteworthy that it is not the subject that is the cultural
phenomenon but rather the process of becoming famous.
The table below shows some examples of cultural behavior
and phenomena.

Political Behavior and Phenomena

In sociology, political behavior and phenomena include


events through which authority, governance, and public
opinion are put into practice.
A political behavior of a person or a group may be influenced
by their political views, ideologies, and levels of political
participation. An example of an act of political behavior is Interactions within Society
the act of voting.
Social, political, and cultural behaviors and phenomena in
Political phenomena are not only limited to public offices as the society are results of interactions within society. People
these also include how institutions like schools, churches, or talk and share stories. People share ways of living among
companies are ran and governed. other things. People do things together and work for the
The table below shows some examples of political behavior attainment of the common good and social order. These
and phenomena. behaviors, be they usual or not, are natural responses to
changes and ideologies developing within society as a result
of constant interactions between its members.
LESSON 3 Diffusion is the process through which the cultural traits of
one society are borrowed, transmitted, and adopted by
SOCIAL, POLITICAL, AND CULTURAL CHANGE another and considered as its own.
Examples:
Social and Cultural Changes  Migration
Social change is the transform the transformation of social  Globalization
institutions over time. Cultural change, on the other hand, is
the transformation of culture or the way people live. Invention is the process where new cultural elements are
created to solve social and cultural problems.
Communication Example:
 Communication is a vital human process. Through  Internet
communication, people exchange information.
 Nowadays, communication is made easier. Discovery  is the process where people recognize or gain a
 Nowadays, people can share information in just a better understanding of already existing elements present in
click. New media− −social networking, text the environment.
messaging, e-mail , and the like− −have defied time Example: 
and distance. have defied time and distance.  Scientific research
 While it makes the world seem borderless, this form
of communication may produce individuals who lack Changes within Society
the basic understanding of direct and personal Change is said to be constant. It is inevitable. It is expected
connections. to happen. The big question, however, is what makes it
happen? Of course, there are many factors—social, political,
Transnational Families or cultural.
A transnational family is where one or both parents live and
work in another country while the children remain in their Along with time, persons, environments, and ideologies
country of origin. change. People move in and move out. People live and die.
 While these families remain secured financially, their People's stories and experiences change. People make
members are also exposed to setbacks. discoveries and innovations.
 Children who become overly unsupervised find
themselves facing peer pressure, too much The environment changes as well—nature, water, earth,
independence, and lack of family orientation. These minerals, climate, seasons, sources of raw materials, and
may result in alcohol or drug abuse, unwanted energy.
pregnancy, mood swings, or early marriage.
New knowledge replaces old ones. Slavery has been banned.
Political Changes Civil rights were granted to those who were once deprived of
 Political change happens when the rulers of a them. Same-sex marriage is on its way to worldwide
country lose power or when the type of governance recognition. Nothing is permanent but change, so they say.
in the country changes.
 Governance is the kind of system or ideology used to  All these contribute significantly to changes people
express authority in a country. It may be a experience socially, politically, and culturally.
democracy, monarchy, oligarchy, and others.

Local Public Services


Local public services are provided by the government to
people living within its jurisdiction, either directly (through
the public sector) or by financing the provision of services.

Youth Volunteerism
Volunteerism is the use or involvement of a volunteer or free
labor in community services.

Mechanisms of Changes
There are different mechanisms or tools involved in social
and cultural changes.

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