SASANG YEGAY TRIVIA NIGHT

How people of different cultures explain cause, treatment, and channels and understanding how these affect health and diseases

The 4 core fields

Demarcated groups not limited to territory or political organization

Lifelong process of acquiring culture

A way of socialization where u grow into society

Way of socialization where you get contact with another society

That complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, arts, and morals, laq, habits acquired by man as a member of society

Who talked about Learned, Shared, Symbolic, All Encompassing.. etc?

Who talked about the 3 levels of culture

Outward, manifest, can be seen

Core beliefs, not always spoken but understood; plain and clear for people in that partcular culture

Influences of Culture

Who said that we should not abuse culture through generalizations and creating stereotypes

What is an explanation for a social phenomena

Relationship between human beings with the environment

Who said that there is "hidden rationality" behind culture and that we dont practice our culture "consciously"

Who talked about cultural materialism?

Who took the ecosystem approach and said that environment affects social arrangements?

Who were the two women who said that human beings have the propensity to adapt to their differing environments

True or False. Environment also refers to the physical environment

True or fale. There is a single cause of a disease

The cultural understanding of medicine

How people categorize things

Language can also be seen as data in itself. True or false?

The total organization of the medical social structures /

State of complete mental, physical, social well being

Illness referes to notions and Ideas and takes into account culture while disease is biomedically defined. True or false?

Who talked about the theories on the causation of illness

What are the three theories of illness causation

Under the mystical theory, this refers to "karma"

Often referred to as bangungot. When the soul wnaders

Refers to usog or causing unintentional harm

The theory of ilness causation that talks about supernatural entities and magical beliefs

The theory that talks about natural phenomena such as diet, germs, natural processes as causes of illness

The theory that states Illness is caused by human manipulation

A supernatural creature that is capable of transforming into other entities

Anthropology of experience: who was the man who had a tumor and whose paralyzed body led to an open mind

Who talked about political economy and how social relations could inevitably affect healthcare

States that poverty, health inequities are due to social structure

Identifying different social locations as circumstances and structures that affet social relations between groups

Systematic investigation to establish facts , arrive at new insights and conclusions. Based on empirical evidence

Method wherein you consult and cite other sources

Research method that involves the formulation of a questionnaire ; has a respondent sample; may include research biases

Firsthand personal study of social settings

A technique in ethnography where ethnographers observe adn try to establish rapport with their hosts

Technique where they trace where diseases originated

Who are those people that ethnographers sustain a relationship with; they know the culture and the area

Where you look at the biographies of prominent figures as well as the ordinary people , not disregarding their personal kwentos

A type of technique ethnographers employ when they want to see what has changed after several years?

Three essential components of fieldnotes

The research strategy that focuses on local explanations

Research strategy that focuses on the researcher not the locals explanation

Subjects in ethnographic research

Ethnographic tool for structuring a formal interview; a perpared form

Procedures by which ethnographers discover and record connections of kinship, descent, and marriage

Form used by sociologist to obtain comparable information

Research procedure among social scientist involving impersonal data collection

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Attributes that differ from one person to the next

Variable