Gen Soc Final

  1. Process which children & adult learn from others
    Socialization
  2. first agent of socialization
    Family
  3. primary social unit of human life
    Family
  4. enterprise for socializing the child, imbibe the value system of society & put into practice
    Family
  5. transmits culture, values by teaching supported by a system of reward & punishment
    Family
  6. role of Family in socialization both positive & negative
    • : teach children to respect,
    • can reinforce ideas like racism & homophobia
  7. Stage where parents teach children abt society & how they become contributing to community
    Primary socialization
  8. Done on one-on-one/small group
    Primary socialization
  9. Agents of Primary socialization 4
    family members, peers, caregivers, teachers
  10. Individual learn basic value, norms that are expected of them outside main agency of family
    Secondary socialization
  11. Occurs w/ whom they have secondary relationships
    Secondary socialization
  12. occurs when individual does not have a close, personal, intimate, f-to-f
    Secondary socialization
  13. Agent pf Secondary socialization 3
    School, Media, peer Groups
  14. Transitional stage of physical , emotional & psychological development
    Adolescence
  15. define themselves ina accordance w/ their values, thoughts & opinions
    Adolescence
  16. Transition marks the beginning of puberty to include changes in physical growth
    Teenage years
  17. 3 general approaches to understanding identity development
    • Sense of identity
    • Self-Esteem
    • Relationship
  18. Erik erikson describe adolescence ponder question: Who am I & What can i be
    Sense of identity
  19. One factor of identity formation
    Self-Esteem
  20. Female teenagers enjoy high self esteem when being reinforced by friends
    Self-Esteem
  21. Peer formation becomes important part during adolescence
    Relationship
  22. Time is spent w/ peers than adult
    Peer formation
  23. teenager must conform her behavior w/ peers in order to belong & accepted
    Peer pressure
  24. Youth tends to develop this when they are not able to cope up w/ the expectation of adults
    Identity crisis
  25. Group formation where members share life experiences & getting support from each other
    Relationship
  26. Influencing factor in which individual needs to belong to the group
    Group influence
  27. They put pressure to family members to conform what consider desirable behavior
    Conformity
  28. Explained that communication produces & reproduce definition of masculinity & femininity
    Julia T. Wood
  29. Second home of children wherein they learn how to deal & adjust w/ people
    School
  30. Equip w/ knowledge & skills in prep for life
    Teachers
  31. Institution where teachers equip learners w/ knowledge & skills
    School
  32. As frontliners of students, they are free to exert efforts toward gender role differences
    Teachers
  33. concluded that learning takes place when one person observes & imitates behavior of others
    Albert Bandura
  34. Theorist who explained that learning takes place when one person observes & imitates behavior of others
    Albert Bandura
  35. many forms of social behavior learned through __
    Imitation
  36. Do not simply do what adults tell them to do but instead what they see adults do
    Learners
  37. Group of theorist that said that many of behavioral differences between gender is socialization
    Sociologists
  38. w/ this they familiarize themselves w/ laws & perform social duties & responsibilities
    Government
  39. play role in fostering & hindering gender equality
    Law and Justice
  40. Act promoting role of women in national development
    Republic Act 7192
  41. Republic Act 7192 Mandates all gov must allocate __ of budget to Gender and Develoment
    5%
  42. reinforces the idea of acknowledging gender sensitivity in order not to limit the capacity to perform which hinder women
    Convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women ( CEDAW)
  43. System of symbols that we use to communicate
    Language
  44. Language is __ because men, who are in power dominate and control it
    sexist
  45. Kind of language that limits women to become productive
    Sexist
  46. play important role in language development
    Media
  47. provides fairness and equality in human society. Without it society would go back to ancient times in terms of morality.
    Human rights
  48. UN decided to implement this as foundation of freedom, justice, & peace in the world
    Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)
  49. Widespread violence of human rights & enduring gender0based violence
    Violence against women
  50. 7 Different forms of violence against women:
    • Domestic Violence
    • Rape and sexual Assault
    • Prostitution
    • Human trafficking
    • Female Genital Mutilation
    • Forced marriage
    • Sexual harassment
  51. occurs when one person tries to assert power over their partner.
    Domestic violence
  52. 3 Major types of abuse in domestic violence
    • Physical abuse
    • Emotional/Psychological abuse
    • Financial/Economic Abuse
  53. perceptible type of abuse. (noticeable)
    Physical abuse
  54. may result in physical injury, or some cases may be life threathening
    Physical abuse
  55. Ex: beaten, punched slapped, arm twisting, burning,choking, kicking, stabbing,strangling, murder
    Physical abuse
  56. Common type of violence experienced by women & worst kind of abuse
    Emotional/Psychological abuse
  57. abuse that create power imabance in relationship
    Emotional/Psychological abuse
  58. Ex: threats of physical force, being put down, always criticized & controlled, intimidation & forcing sexual acts
    Emotional/Psychological abuse
  59. type of abuse where the abuser uses money to control his partner.
    Financial/Economic abuse
  60. constructed to isolate a woman into a state of complete financial dependence.
    Financial/Economic abuse
  61. Ex: denial of funds for food &basic needs, controlling the family finances, access to health care, and employment.
    Financial/Economic abuse
  62. one of the worst & most heinous forms of assault
    Rape and sexual assault
  63. occurs if a woman is forced to participate in a sexual act without her consent.
    Rape and sexual assault
  64. may take the form of coercion or physical violence.
    Rape and sexual assault
  65. most women involved in this are poor, abuse, & have low self-esteem,limits her capacity to identify alternative income
    Prostitution
  66. act of engaging in promiscuous sexual relations, especially for the money.
    Prostitution
  67. recruitment, transport, &transfer of persons with or without their consent within/across national borders
    Human Trafficking
  68. using different forms of coercion, including abduction, deception, and fraud.
    Human Trafficking
  69. They are vulnerable to being victims of trafficking for forced labor or prostitution.
    OFWs
  70. landmark legislation to uphold human rights, especially of women and children.
    Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act (RA 9208 of 2003)
  71. partial/total removal of external female genitalia for cultural / non-therapeutic reasons.
    Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)
  72. can cause irreparable harm to female genitalia & reproductive organs.
    Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)
  73. the bride does not want to marry the groom but is forced to by their families.
    Forced Marriage
  74. violating a person's dignity & creating an intimidating, degrading, hostile, humiliating/ offensive environment for the person.
    Sexual harassment
  75. can take the form of actions, gestures, spoken or written words, pictures,
    Sexual harassment
  76. process of increasing capacity of women to choose & transform those choices into desired actions and outcomes.
    Sexual harassment
  77. Masonic lodge of Filipino women society
    Logia de Adoption
  78. essential link in the growing anti-Spanish movement at that time composed of the enlightened intellectuals
    Logia de Adoption
  79. 4 Known filipino patriots
    • Trinidad Tecson
    • Hilaria Aguinaldo
    • Constancia Pablete
    • Conception Felix de Calderon
  80. known as "Mother of Biak na Bato,"
    Trinidad Tecson
  81. began her revolutionary activities during prep for revolution of 1896 by procuring arms in various raids.
    Trinidad Tecson
  82. wife of General Emilio Aguinaldo
    Hilaria Aguinaldo
  83. founded'Asociacion de Damas de Cruz Roja (Women's Red Cross Association)
    Hilaria Aguinaldo
  84. this organization which coordinated the humanitarian work of the women.
    Women's Red Cross Association
  85. founded Liga Femenina de la Paz (Philippine Women's League for Peace)
    Constancia Poblete
  86. organized to help Americans in participation in pacification drive against the Filipino people.
    Constancia Poblete
  87. founded Associacion Feminista Filipina (Feminist Association of the Philippines)
    Conception Felix de Calderon
  88. first women's club in the Philippines
    Feminist Association of the Philippines
  89. promote the social welfare of women & participation into public matters.
    Feminist Association of the Philippines
  90. founded by Pura Villanueva Lalaw,
    Association of Ilonga Feminist
  91. she called for women suffrage in 1906,to awaken consciousness of women as equal partners of men in nation-building.
    Pura Villanueva Lalaw
  92. founded in 1907,provided babies w/ pasteurized milk among educated mothers on maternal & infant care.
    Protection of Infant
  93. this initiative was the La Gota (drop of milk) project whose officers and members also formed part of the Asociacion Feminista Filipina, and later, the Philippine Islands AntiTuberculosis Society.
    Protection of Infant
  94. first woman General & heroine of Ilocos.
    Gabriela Silang
  95. heroic leadership became symbol for the importance of women in Filipino society,
    Gabriela Silang
  96. first Filipina woman to lead revolt during the Spanish Colonialization of Ph
    Gabriela Silang
  97. Visayan Joan of Arc
    Teresa Magbanua
  98. Filipino school teacher & military leader from Iloilo.
    Teresa Magbanua
  99. earned award of being the only woman to lead combat troops in the Visayas against Spanish & American forces.
    Teresa Magbanua
  100. also called "Henerala Sela" (General Sela)
    Marcela Marcelo
  101. " Selang Bagsik" (Ferocious Sela)
    Marcela Marcelo
  102. Known as Agueda Kahabagan
    Marcela Marcelo
  103. Woman General of the revolution died in the Battle of Pasong Santol Cavite hailed from Malibay, formerly a part of Palanyag ( Pasay City).
    Marcela Marcelo
  104. only woman in the list of generals in the Philippine Army, who fought in the battlefield against the Spanish forces.
    Marcela Marcelo
  105. also called Delfina Natividad
    \Henerala Agueda
  106. well-known Filipino together w/ Marcela Agoncillo and her daughter seamed together the Philippine flag
    Henerala Agueda
  107. niece of the National Hero of the Philippines, José Rizal.
    Delfina Natividad
  108. known as Aling Orang
    Gregoria de Jesus
  109. founded & became the keeper of the documents of the women's chapter of the Katipunan of the Philippines.
    Gregoria de Jesus
  110. wife of Gat Andrés Bonifacio, the leader of the Katipunan.
    Gregoria de Jesus
  111. state shall protect all working women by providing safe & healthful working conditions, taking into account their maternal functions
    Philippine Constitution (Art. XIII-Women; Section 14)
  112. strengthen prohibition on discrimination against women in terms & conditions of employment.
    R.A 6725 of 1989
  113. declare March 8 as special working Holiday known as National Women's Day.
    R.A 6949 of 1990
  114. declare unlawful way of pairing Filipino women to foreign nationals for marriage
    R.A 6955 of 1990
  115. establish a Barangay-based Day Care Center to free women for other activities
    R.A 6972 of 1990
  116. uphold women's integration as equal partners of men
    R.A 7192 of 1992
  117. increase the Maternity benefits in favor of women workers in the Private sectors.
    R.A 7322 of 1992
  118. provide both gov & private environment where essential physical, emotional, and psychological needs of mothers after birth
    R.A 7600 of 1992
  119. give representation to women in Social Security Commission.
    R.A 7688 of 1994
  120. declare Sexual Harassment unlawful in the employment, education, training environment.
    R.A 7877 of 1995
  121. provide aid to women, especially those who own small businesses
    R.A 7882 of 1995
  122. reclassify the definition of the crime of rape into a crime against persons.
    R.A 8353 of 1997
  123. establish family courts to have exclusive original jurisdiction over child&family cases.
    R.A 8369 of 1997
  124. provide protection & assistance for rape victims.
    R.A 8505 of 1998 (Rape Victim Assistance and Protection Act)
  125. provide benefits & privileges to solo parents and their children.
    R.A 8972 of 2000 (Solo Parents' Welfare Act)
  126. institute policies to eliminate human trafficking, especially to women
    R.A 9208 of 2003 (Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act)
  127. declare criminalization of violence against women and their children (VAWC)
    R.A 9262 of 2004 (Anti-Violence against Women and their Children Act)
  128. provide for national directive on Responsible Parenthood & Reproductive Health.
    R.A 10354 of 2012 (Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act)
  129. remove discrimination against women by fulfilling, recognizing, promoting protecting, and promoting their rights,
    R.A 9710 (Magna Carta of Women)
  130. fear or aggression towards gay people,
    Homophobia
  131. refer to stigma arising from social ideologies about homosexuality.
    Homophobia
  132. culturally produced fear of or prejudices against homosexuals (gay-bashing).
    Homophobia
  133. at core of exclusion from fulfilling & full social lives at individual, interpersonal, and societal levels.
    Marginalization and Social Exclusion
  134. ppl under this status relatively less control over their lives & resources available to them.
    Marginalization and Social Exclusion
  135. many LGBT faced this stress due to very high levels of homophobic bullying
    Psychological Distress
  136. occur when perpetrator targets a victim bcs of his perceived membership in specific social group
    bias-motivated crimes
  137. Gay support group at Davao Oriental State College of Science and Technology.
    AKOD
  138. first fraternity in the Philippines for all who identify themselves as men, regardless of sexual orientation.
    Alpha Nu
  139. began in 2014, recognized by UP-Diliman for advocating non-violent initiations
    Alpha Nu
  140. Cebu-based organization which recruits gender equality sponsors
    BISDAK (Bisayang Dako)
  141. non-profit organization promotes & safeguard the rights of LGBT members
    Equality Philippines
  142. supportadvocacy group of gays in Cebu City.
    GAHUM
  143. social support group in Davao City.
    IWAG
  144. registered lesbian art studio, providing a venue for lesbian art in Quezon City.
    Lunduyan ng Sining (Sanctuary of Art)
  145. first org for transsexual & transgender men in the Philippines,
    PinoyFTM
  146. first, LGBT student org at the University of Southeastern Philippines
    USeP Maharlika
  147. org of gay-rights in Manila led the first Pride March in the Ph
    ProGay Philippines or the Progressive Organization of Gays in the Philippines
  148. gender-equality activist organization at the Polytechnic University of Philippines.
    PUP Kabaro
  149. non-governmental org that supports human rights & equal opportunities
    True Colors Coalition (TCC)
  150. political 1GBT organization promotes the struggle for equality
    Rainbow Rights (R-Rights)
  151. first LGBT student org in Phi established in UP Diliman
    UP Babaylan
  152. LGBT organization & support group of UP Los Baños promotes gender equality
    UPLB Babaylan
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Gen Soc Final
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