Group 1 (Assess 3) D.
By encouraging collaboration and cooperation
1. Which dimension of values assesses how long
a value has been held by society?
A. Extensiveness B. Duration
C. Intensity D. Prestige of the carrier
2. What does the term "social conscience"
primarily concern?
A. Moral conduct in day-to-day life
B. Economic value assessment
C. Concern for societal problems and injustices
D. Behavioral value classification
3. Which dimension of values evaluates whether
a value affects the emotions of people and is
sought after by many?
A. Extensiveness B. Duration
C. Intensity D. Prestige of the carrier
4. Which aspect is not considered when
evaluating the prestige of the carrier of a
societal value?
A. Their social status
B. Their economic value
C. Their contribution to society
D. Their influence on others
5. Which term is associated with a sense of
social respect and honor in Filipino culture?
A. Paggalang B. Bahala na
C. Pagmamay-ari D. Hiya
6. How might the assessment of extensiveness of
a societal value impact the development of
social programs within a community?
A. By determining the historical significance of the
value
B. By influencing the selection of values to prioritize
in program implementation
C. By establishing the economic value of the value
D. By evaluating the emotional impact of the value on
individuals
7. In what ways could the intensity of a societal
value impact the effectiveness of social
activism and advocacy efforts?
A. By influencing the emotional resonance and
mobilization of individuals towards a cause
B. By determining the economic resources available
for advocacy campaigns
C. By establishing the legal framework for addressing
social issues
D. By shaping the political landscape and power
dynamics within the society
8. How might the prestige associated with
carriers of societal values affect social
mobility and inequality within a society?
A. By providing opportunities for upward social
mobility based on merit and achievement
B. By reinforcing existing social hierarchies and
disparities
C. By promoting equal access to resources and
opportunities for all members of society
among individuals from diverse backgrounds
9. How does the duration of a societal value
influence its significance?
A. It determines the extensiveness of the value.
B. It reflects the intensity of societal emotions towards
the value.
C. It indicates the historical importance and influence
of the value.
D. It assesses the prestige of the individuals or groups
associated with the value.
10. How might the cultural value of "hiya"
influence decision-making processes within
Filipino communities?
A. By encouraging transparency and accountability in
leadership
B. By promoting individual autonomy and
independence
C. By prioritizing the collective harmony and
reputation of the community
D. By fostering competition and individual
achievement over cooperation
11. Which term aligns with "a sense of
responsibility or concern for the problems and
injustices of society"?
A. Pagwawalang bahala B. Pakikipagkapwa Tao
C. Hiya D. Machismo
12. Why is it essential to study social values in the
context of action-oriented programs?
A. To understand economic value
B. To determine behavioral value
C. To assess social value
D. To identify nonsocial or self-concern values
13. What distinguishes values from other
cognitive units, and how do they impact
behavior?
A. They provide the framework for assessing
behavior, influencing what is considered good or bad,
appropriate or inappropriate.
B. They are arbitrary concepts with no real impact on
behavior.
C. They are solely based on personal beliefs and have
no societal significance.
D. They are only relevant in certain professions but do
not affect everyday life.
14. How do clear and consistent values contribute
to a meaningful and satisfying life?
A. They have no impact on life satisfaction.
B. They create confusion and frustration.
C. They provide guidance and purpose, leading to a
fulfilling existence.
D. They only benefit certain individuals but not
society as a whole.
15. What are social values, and how do they
impact action-oriented programs?
A. Social values refer to the beliefs and principles
accepted by a society, influencing behaviors and
decisions. They impact action-oriented programs by
affecting their acceptance and effectiveness due to
alignment or conflict with prevailing societal norms.
B. Social values are individual beliefs about what is
important or desirable in society. They impact action-
oriented programs by providing a framework for
assessing their relevance and potential impact on
societal well-being.
C. Social values encompass the ethical standards
upheld by a community, guiding behaviors and
attitudes. They impact action-oriented programs by
shaping perceptions of their legitimacy and necessity
within society.
D. Social values denote the cultural norms prevalent
in a society, influencing perceptions of right and
wrong. They impact action-oriented programs by
determining their resonance with societal expectations
and aspirations.
16. How does a lack of consideration for social
values and social conscience affect the
effectiveness of action-oriented programs?
A. It can lead to resistance or backlash from the
community, undermining program legitimacy and
hindering implementation efforts.
B. It may result in unintended consequences or
negative outcomes that perpetuate existing social
inequalities or exacerbate community tensions.
C. It can impede program uptake and participation,
limiting its reach and effectiveness in addressing
targeted social issues.
D. It may erode trust in program stakeholders and
institutions, diminishing support and cooperation
essential for program success.
17. What are some examples of social values
commonly prioritized in democratic societies,
and how do they reflect the principles of
equality and freedom?
A. Respect for authority and obedience to laws
promote social order and stability.
B. Freedom of speech and expression ensure
individuals can voice their opinions without fear of
reprisal.
C. Conformity to traditional gender roles reinforces
societal norms and expectations.
D. Censorship of information safeguards societal
values and prevents the spread of harmful ideas.
18. What role does social conscience play in
shaping societal values, and how does it
contribute to the classification of values?
A. Social conscience helps individuals prioritize their
personal values over societal values.
B. Social conscience facilitates empathy and
consideration for others' well-being within society.
C. Social conscience encourages conformity to
societal norms without question.
D. Social conscience leads to the rejection of societal
values in favor of personal beliefs.
19. How do educational institutions contribute to
the transmission and reinforcement of social
values?
A. By promoting critical thinking and challenging
societal norms.
B. Through instilling discipline and obedience to
authority.
C. By encouraging diversity and tolerance of differing
viewpoints.
D. Through prioritizing vocational skills over moral
education.
20. In what ways does the Filipino value of
"Pakikisama" (Fellowship) contribute to social
cohesion and group dynamics?
A. Promoting harmony and unity within communities.
B. Encouraging individuals to prioritize personal
interests over group harmony.
C. Facilitating effective communication and
cooperation among diverse individuals.
D. Discouraging dissent and critical thinking within
social circles.
21. What is the significance of analyzing the
Philippine Value System in understanding
societal behaviors and decision-making
processes?
A. By understanding the Philippine Value System,
individuals can better comprehend the underlying
motivations and principles guiding societal actions
and choices.
B. The study of the Philippine Value System allows
for a deeper examination of cultural norms and ethical
standards that influence social interactions and
policies.
C. Understanding the Philippine Value System
facilitates the identification of areas for improvement
in promoting social cohesion and addressing societal
challenges.
D. Analyzing the Philippine Value System provides
insights into the historical, cultural, and socio-
economic factors shaping the nation's collective
beliefs and priorities.
22. How can the classification of values aid in
understanding the complexities of the
Philippine society's belief systems and cultural
dynamics?
A. Classifying values helps in organizing and
categorizing the diverse range of beliefs and principles
present within the Philippine society.
B. By categorizing values, individuals can identify
common themes and patterns in societal norms and
behaviors, leading to a more nuanced understanding
of cultural dynamics.
C. The classification of values allows for a systematic
analysis of the interplay between traditional, religious,
and modern influences on the Philippine society's
value system.
D. Understanding the classification of values provides
a framework for examining the hierarchy of
importance assigned to different principles within the
Philippine society.
23. How does the identification of values
operative in Philippine society contribute to
addressing social issues and fostering positive
societal change?
A. Identifying operative values helps in pinpointing
the root causes of social issues and devising targeted
interventions to address them effectively.
B. By recognizing the values prevalent in Philippine
society, stakeholders can align policies and initiatives
with the prevailing cultural norms, thus enhancing
their relevance and effectiveness.
C. The identification of operative values enables
stakeholders to engage in meaningful dialogue and
collaboration, leveraging shared values to promote
unity and solidarity in addressing societal challenges.
D. Understanding the values operative in Philippine
society empowers individuals and communities to
advocate for change that is consistent with their
cultural beliefs and aspirations.
24. How can re-examining the Philippine Value
System contribute to the development of
inclusive and equitable policies that reflect the
diverse perspectives and needs of Filipino
society?
A. Re-examining the Philippine Value System
encourages stakeholders to challenge existing norms
and prejudices, leading to the formulation of policies
that promote diversity and inclusivity.
B. By reassessing the Philippine Value System,
policymakers can identify blind spots and biases that
may perpetuate inequality and discrimination, thus
fostering the creation of more equitable policies.
C. The process of re-examining the Philippine Value
System facilitates dialogue and collaboration among
diverse stakeholders, leading to the co-creation of
policies that reflect the values and aspirations of all
segments of society.
D. Through re-examining the Philippine Value
System, policymakers can integrate indigenous
knowledge and cultural practices into policy
frameworks, ensuring that policies are culturally
sensitive and responsive to the needs of diverse
communities.
25. Which of the following best defines social
values?
A. Personal beliefs and attitudes
B. Principles that guide societal behavior and
interactions
C. Economic factors affecting society
D. Political ideologies prevalent in a community
26. What is the significance of social conscience?
A. It refers to individual moral principles.
B. It guides social interactions in a community.
C. It determines economic policies.
D. It promotes political agendas.
27. Who plays a crucial role in shaping social
values?
A. Government officials B. Religious leaders
C. Media influencers D. All of the above
28. Which term describes the process of
internalizing social values?
A. Socialization B. Segregation
C. Discrimination D. Assimilation
29. What do social values primarily influence?
A. Personal beliefs B. Individual behaviors
C. Societal norms D. Economic policies
30. How can individuals promote social values in
their communities?
A. By engaging in volunteer work
B. By participating in political campaigns
C. By boycotting certain products
D. All of the above
31. How can individuals demonstrate social
responsibility in their consumption habits?
A. By boycotting products from certain countries
B. By purchasing products from companies with fair
labor practices
C. By indulging in excessive consumerism
D. By exclusively buying luxury brands
32. Which action contributes to the preservation
of social values in a diverse society?
A. Engaging in cultural appropriation
B. Advocating for assimilation of minority groups
C. Supporting multiculturalism and inclusivity
D. Promoting segregation based on ethnicity
33. How can individuals promote social justice in
their communities?
A. By avoiding discussions about systemic
inequalities
B. By participating in grassroots movements for
change
C. By supporting discriminatory policies
D. By prioritizing personal interests over societal
needs
34. What role does empathy play in upholding
social values?
A. It leads to apathy towards societal issues
B. It fosters understanding and compassion towards
others
C. It promotes selfishness and individualism
D. It reinforces stereotypes and prejudices
35. How can individuals promote environmental
sustainability as part of social values?
A. By consuming resources excessively
B. By supporting companies with poor environmental
records
C. By advocating for renewable energy initiatives
D. By disregarding climate change concerns
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