Quiz Two 12/21: Person and Society

the social position or rank that an individual holds within a particular society or group

a set of behaviors, expectations, and responsibilities tied to a position in a society or group, dictates how people should behave according to their social status.

the way people communicate and connect with each other, involves exchanging information, ideas, and emotions through verbal and non-verbal means like gestures, facial expressions, and body language.

refers to the various mechanisms and processes used by societies to regulate and influence the behavior of individuals and group

an individual's sense of personal identity, including their thoughts, emotions, beliefs, and experiences. It encompasses one's unique characteristics, values, and perceptions of oneself.

the process of controlling or influencing the perceptions others have of oneself or a particular situation, involves conscious or subconscious efforts to shape the way others perceive and evaluate us.

a person is a social and cultural construct that refers to an individual who possesses self-awareness, agency, and the ability to interact with others within a specific cultural context.

the process through which individuals learn and internalize the norms, values, and behaviors of their society

refers to the characteristics, beliefs, values, and experiences that define an individual or a group

refers to the biological characteristics that distinguish males from females

Socially constructed roles, behaviors, and expectations that society assigns to individuals based on their perceived sex

The unequal distribution of power, resources, and opportunities based on gender. It refers to the social hierarchy that places men in positions of privilege and women in subordinate roles.

The distribution of tasks and responsibilities among individuals in a group or organization to increase efficiency and productivity

The division between governmental and non-governmental entities in society, where public refers to government-related activities and private refers to non-governmental activities.

The way society assigns and perceives physical characteristics, behaviors, and roles based on an individual's sex.

The ability to influence and direct the actions and movements of individuals or groups through various means of power and authority.

Cultural practice in South Asia where women cover themselves and restrict their interactions with men outside their family to maintain modesty and honor.

Chinese practice of binding young girls' feet to restrict growth and maintain small feet. Resulted in deformed feet and lifelong disabilities.

Harmful practice involving partial or total removal of external female genitalia for non-medical reasons, often causing severe physical and psychological consequences.

the exchange of information, ideas, and feelings using verbal and nonverbal method

The principle that states that language signs and meanings are not inherently connected, but rather established by convention or agreement within a community.

The change in an object's position from its starting point to its final position, taking into account both distance and direction.

The ability to efficiently manage time, resources, and tasks to achieve maximum output and results in a given period.

he primary mode of communication used by humans, involving the use of complex systems of sounds, words, and grammar to convey meaning and express thoughts, emotions, and ideas

suggests that language shapes our thoughts and perception of reality, proposes that language not only reflects our understanding of the world but also determines how we think and perceive it.

suggests that language influences our thoughts and perceptions, but does not determine them.

process of organizing or categorizing objects, organisms, or concepts based on shared characteristics or properties, allowing for easier identification and understanding

figure of speech that compares two unrelated things, highlighting their similarities

group of people who share a common language, dialect, and communication norms within a specific geographic or social context

study of how language and society interact, examining how language varies and changes across different social groups and contexts.

form of language specific to a particular region or social group, characterized by unique vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation

dialect in the US with distinct grammar and vocabulary, influenced by West African languages and English.

practice of altering language or communication style based on social context or audience, often used by bilingual individuals.

use of language that reinforces or perpetuates stereotypes and inequalities based on gender

The shared beliefs, values, and behaviors of a group of people, it shapes social interactions, norms, and institutions within a community

refer to the interactions and relationships among individuals or groups in a society. They involve communication, cooperation, and the establishment of social hierarchies.

place where people gather for education, research, or training. It provides formal instruction, facilities, and resources to support learning and development.

arrangement of elements within a system or entity helps establish relationships, hierarchy, and order, enhancing clarity and efficiency in various contexts like writing, architecture, and organizations.

process of taking steps towards achieving a specific goal or outcome

capacity of individuals to act independently and make choices that shape their own lives and the social structures around them.

Human language shapes our perception and understanding of the world. The words we use can influence our thoughts and actions as well as others. From my own experience when I talk about social issues with my friends, the way I utilize human language can influence others perspectives and thoughts about these social issues.

These parts of language play a vital role in our social interaction, they are markers of our identity and signal our belonging to a speech community. Code switching can be used to improve impressions and make a vital impression. It is used to navigate different social contexts and express the multiple aspects of one’s identity.

Society does exist, with status we have teachers, students and administration with their own status within the school institution. Roles for a student looks different as we are supposed to attend class and complete assignments.