UCSP Q3 - Feb 23, 2024
Set A
Name: _______________________________________
Write only the letter of your answer.
a. conflict i. cooperation q. stratification
b. diffusion j. identity r. role
c. assimilation k. moratorium s. achieved status
d. status l. Social Process t. ascribes status
e. acculturation m. identity crisis u. symmetrical status
f. personality n. achievement
g. competition o. amalgamation
h. foreclosure p. complementary status
____ 1. A type of social process that is usually non-violent is a rivalry
where two or more parties strive for a common goal where
one's gain is the other's loss.
____ 2. It is an identity status that refers to an individual who has
neither had an identity crisis nor committed to an identity.
Those with this status tend to feel out of place in the world and
don't pursue a sense of identity.
____ 3. A type of social process that adopts new beliefs, behaviors,
and forms of culture but does not reject the home culture.
____ 4. A type of social process that involves struggles and clashes of
interests, opinions, and principles that may lead to violence.
____ 5. It is an identity status that refers to an individual who has made
a commitment without attempting identity exploration.
____ 6. It refers to the changes in roles or expected aims in the society
of an individual.
____ 7. A type of social process that completely adopts new beliefs,
behaviors, and forms of culture and rejects the home culture.
____ 8. A type of social process that involves the division of social
categories that may evolve into social groups.
____ 9. It is an identity status that refers to an individual who has gone
through explorations of different identities and made a
commitment to one.
____ 10. It refers to the combination of your physical and behavioral
traits that define who you are.
____ 11. It refers to the way people are hierarchically placed in a
society.
____ 12. It refers to the unique set of characteristics, traits, behaviors,
and patterns of thinking that define how a person thinks,
feels,
and interacts with others.
____ 13. It refers to the change that is consistent within a society over
time.
____ 14. It is an identity status that refers to an individual who is
actively involved in exploring different identities but has not
made a commitment.
____ 15. A type of social process where two or more people work
together for a common end or purpose
____ 16. A type of status pair in which two individuals have different
statuses but are useful when combined.
____ 17. It refers to the function or part played by a person in a
society.
____ 18. A type of status pair in which individuals of the same status
are expected to react in a similar way.
____ 19. An individual acquires this status because he or she has
obtained or worked hard for the position.
____ 20. An individual acquires this status because he or she has no
choice but to choose or accept the position.
UCSP Q3 - Feb 23, 2024
Set B
Name: _______________________________________
Write only the letter of your answer.
a. conflict i. cooperation q. stratification
b. diffusion j. identity r. role
c. assimilation k. moratorium s. achieved status
d. status l. Social Process t. ascribes status
e. acculturation m. identity crisis u. symmetrical status
f. personality n. achievement
g. competition o. amalgamation
h. foreclosure p. complementary status
____ 1. A type of social process that involves the division of social
categories that may evolve into social groups.
____ 2. It refers to the change that is consistent within a society over
time.
____ 3. A type of social process that completely adopts new beliefs,
behaviors, and forms of culture and rejects the home culture.
____ 4. A type of social process that is usually non-violent is a rivalry
where two or more parties strive for a common goal where
one's gain is the other's loss.
____ 5. It is an identity status that refers to an individual who has gone
through explorations of different identities and made a
commitment to one.
____ 6. A type of social process where two or more people work
together for a common end or purpose.
____ 7. It is an identity status that refers to an individual who has
neither had an identity crisis nor committed to an identity.
Those with this status tend to feel out of place in the world and
don't pursue a sense of identity.
____ 8. It refers to the combination of your physical and behavioral
traits that define who you are.
____ 9. It is an identity status that refers to an individual who is actively
involved in exploring different identities but has not made a
commitment.
____ 10. It is an identity status that refers to an individual who has
made a commitment without attempting identity exploration.
____ 11. A type of social process that involves struggles and clashes
of interests, opinions, and principles that may lead to violence.
____ 12. A type of social process that adopts new beliefs, behaviors,
and forms of culture but does not reject the home culture.
____ 13. It refers to the changes in roles or expected aims in the
society of an individual.
____ 14. A type of status pair in which individuals of the same status
are expected to react in a similar way.
____ 15. It refers to the unique set of characteristics, traits, behaviors,
and patterns of thinking that define how a person thinks, feels,
and interacts with others.
____ 16. An individual acquires this status because he or she has no
choice but to choose or accept the position.
____ 17. An individual acquires this status because he or she has
obtained or worked hard for the position.
____ 18. It refers to the way people are hierarchically placed in a
society.
____ 19. A type of status pair in which two individuals have different
statuses but are useful when combined.
____ 20. It refers to the function or part played by a person in a
society.