BY: S.A.

Amper

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answered for 10 minutes only. Upload the responses to the google classroom as this
will be posted.

Activity 1

Instruction(s): Fill out the information ask in the table below.

My unique Kinds of social forces/social Effects on the community

attributes/characteristics institutions influence such ( state an example of your
as a social person characteristics involvement in cultural,
(social, cultural, political) social, and political
institutions)
Ex. Religious Social and cultural Member of Christian Student
institutions Fellowship
Respectful Family Attending on Local
Festival Celebrations
Genuinely cares about Education Volunteering for or
other people. Donating to local schools
adaptable. work Summer youth programs
Lisener Religion Street Cleanup
Honest government Visiting National Park

Activity 2

Instruction(s): Analyze the sociological perspective on the nature and functions of the
cultural, social, and political institutions by stating your personal views and
manifestations in the cited statement.

Key Ideas Views/ Manifestation/s

1. A society cannot survive without the People will be unable to make an
presence of social institutions. effect if there are no social
institutions. The establishment in a
society that allows the society to
function is known as a social
institution. They work as the
backbone of a society. Without the

2. A family is a basic unit of institutions I agree, It is the most significant social
that transmit culture.
3. Social institutions are considered
as fundamental components of a
society and have a major influence
in shaping human behavior.
4. The extended family structure
shows a strengthen and close
Filipino family ties.
5. The existence of political dynasties
give certain people the advantage
of monopolizing political power.
social institutions a society cannot
achieve fulfilment in terms of
economy, academy or relationships.
structure. The family unit serves a
certain purpose in regard to its
members and to society as a whole. It
is the most significant social
institution, as it is responsible for the
transmission of culture from one
stage to the next.
These are the ways in which a
society's social institutions influence
human conduct; Individuals and
communities are essentially enticed to
act in certain ways by institutions,
both positive and negative. People act
in ways that either strengthen or
weaken an institution. Other
characteristics of society, such as
culture, socialization, social
stratification, and deviance, have an
impact on individual life. The
organized, regular, or standard ways
in which society provides its basic
requirements are referred to as social
institutions.
It's because Filipinos believe that
families should stick together and
support one another. Even monetarily,
family and relatives do whatever they
can to help each other. In the
Philippines, extended family is very
important.
Stronger family ties and a more
dependable support network when it
comes to emotional, material, and
moral help – especially when it
matters most – were among the
benefits.
Political dynasties benefit from the
fact that they can stay in power for
decades. More family members can
hold positions of authority the
stronger the family's grip on the
government unit. There are various
negative consequences of dynastic
rule.
It has an immediate impact on local
economic development.
Creating a dynasty can motivate
people to achieve better. Political
dynasties might benefit from their
family either directly or indirectly. The
harsh truth is that while members of
the political family may be qualified
for a job, they are not always
representative. They may be abiding
by the letter of the law, but not
necessarily by its spirit. They may
have been democratically elected, yet
their very presence can be
undemocratic.