4.2 Social Institutions Flashcards

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What are social institutions?

A

complexes of roles, norms, and values organized into relatively stable forms that contribute to social order by governing the behavior of people

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What are some examples of social institutions?

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education, family, religion, government, and health care system

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What is the definition of family?

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set of people related by blood, marriage, adoption, or some other agreed upon relationship that signifies some responsibility on each other

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What are the five functions of family?

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  1. reproduction and monitoring of sexual behavior
  2. protection
  3. socialization
  4. affection and companionship
  5. social status
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5
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What is the nuclear family?

A

direct blood relations

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What is the extended family?

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grandparents, aunts, uncles

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What is monogamy?

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form of marriage in which two individuals are married only to each other

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What is polygamy?

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form of marriage in which an individual may have multiple wives or husbands simultaneously

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What is polygyny?

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man married to more than one women

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What is polyandry?

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woman married to more than one man

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What is endogamy?

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practice of marrying within a particular group

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What is exogamy?

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requirement to marry outside of a particular group

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What is kinship?

A

how we are related to someone

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What is bilateral descent?

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kin groups involving both maternal and paternal relations

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What are the three types of authority based on gender?

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  1. patriarchy
  2. matriarchy
  3. egalitarian
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16
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What are the four categories of child abuse?

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  1. physical
  2. emotion
  3. sexual
  4. neglect
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What is the manifest function of education?

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to systematically pass down knowledge and give status to those who have been educated

18
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What is the latent function of education?

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socialization, serving as agent of change, and maintaining social control

19
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What is education segregation?

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widening disparity between children from high income neighborhoods and those from low income neighborhoods

20
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What is the teacher expectancy theory?

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teacher will form expectations from certain students and those students will begin to perform to those expectations