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    This document discusses social processes, which are consistent patterns of social behavior or interaction that can be identified in a society. Social processes are classified as either conjunctive or disjunctive. Conjunctive processes make for consensus, cooperation, unification, and integration. They include cooperation, accommodation, assimilation, amalgamation, and acculturation. Disjunctive processes are for opposition, disunity, and disintegration, and include competition and conflict. Various types of each process are also described.

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    This document discusses social processes, which are consistent patterns of social behavior or interaction that can be identified in a society. Social processes are classified as either conjunctive or disjunctive. Conjunctive processes make for consensus, cooperation, unification, and integration. They include cooperation, accommodation, assimilation, amalgamation, and acculturation. Disjunctive processes are for opposition, disunity, and disintegration, and include competition and conflict. Various types of each process are also described.

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    This document discusses social processes, which are consistent patterns of social behavior or interaction that can be identified in a society. Social processes are classified as either conjunctive or disjunctive. Conjunctive processes make for consensus, cooperation, unification, and integration. They include cooperation, accommodation, assimilation, amalgamation, and acculturation. Disjunctive processes are for opposition, disunity, and disintegration, and include competition and conflict. Various types of each process are also described.

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    SOCIAL PROCESS

    GROUP 3
    SOCIAL PROCESS
    consistent patterns of social
    behavior or interaction which
    can be identified in a society.
    (Cole,1967)
    CLASSIFICATION OF SOCIAL PROCESS

    A. Conjunctive Social
    Processes are those making for
    consensus, cooperation,
    unification, and integration of the
    group.
    5 PRINCIPLES OF
    CONJUNCTIVE SOCIAL
    PROCESSES
    1. COOPERATION
    - two or more people or groups
    work together toward a common
    end (Anderson, 1972).
    TYPES OF COOPERATION
    Primary Cooperation exist when the
    individuals share the task and the rewards
    with all the members, when the sharing
    becomes both ends and the means. (Zulueta,
    2005)
    Secondary Cooperation formal type,
    individual involved are able to share efforts,
    talents, and skills to attain common goal.
    CLASSIFICATION OF
    COOPERATION
    Formal one of a deliberate and contractual
    nature prescribing the specific reciprocal rights
    and obligations of the members.
    Informal when there is an element of mutual
    give and take.
    Symbiotic condition in which two or
    members of the society live together
    harmoniously, are interdependent resulting in
    mutual self-interest.
    2. ACCOMMODATION
    - conscious effort of people to
    create a working condition among
    themselves so as to suspend
    conflict and make the social
    relation more tolerable.
    TYPES OF
    ACCOMMODATION
    Domination Superordinate-

    Subordinate relationship; the


    stronger party imposes its will to
    make the other yield.
    Truce agreement to cease
    hostilities or fighting for a certain
    period of time.
    Compromises mutual giving of

    concessions and withdrawal of some


    Conciliation-Mediation a third

    party facilitates a possible solution
    agreeable to both sides.
    Arbitration a tribunal or court hears

    and decides the disputes.
    Toleration parties decided to simply
    live and let live. Parties try to co-exist
    inspite of their unresolved differences.
    3. ASSIMILATION
    when the contracts are

    intimate, personal, and face-to-


    face, and occurs more slowly
    when contracts are impersonal,
    casual and indirect.
    4. AMALGAMATION
    -biological interbreeding of two
    peoples of distinct physical
    appearance until they become
    one stock. Ex. Marriage between
    a Filipino and American.
    5 . ACCULTURATION
    process of acquiring the
    culture of another ethnic
    group.
    CLASSIFICATION OF SOCIAL PROCESS

    B. Disconjunctive Social
    Processes
    are those for opposition,
    disunity, disorganization, and
    disintegration of the group.
    TYPES OF DISCONJUNCTIVE SOCIAL
    PROCESSES

    1. Competition its purpose is


    to excel and surpass the other
    who is perceived to be an
    opponent or a rival in attaining
    the desired result.
    CLASSIFICATION OF COMPETITION

    Personal direct and face to


    face competition.
    Impersonal involve a
    struggle between persons of
    groups not directly aware of each
    other.
    TYPES OF DISCONJUNCTIVE SOCIAL
    PROCESSES

    2. Conflict a process of social


    interaction in which two or more


    persons or groups fight with each
    other with some commonly prized
    object or value.
    FORMS OF CONFLICT
    Personal one-on-one fights, hand-to-
    hand combats

    Group riots, violent strikes, or massacre.


    National/International

    manifested in terms of rebellion or revolution


    and war between and among nations.

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