Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Sociology

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scientific study of human interaction and behavior

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2
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Sociology perspectives

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outlooks through which one understands human behavior

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3
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theory

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effect and statement, abstract

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4
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Pure sociology

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make discoveries about human life but not change

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5
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Applied Sociology

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apply sociology phenomena and make generalizations

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6
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Talcott Parsons

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theorist developed of structural functions, social harmoniously.
institutions, statuses, roles functions meet peoples needs

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7
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Mills

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Sociological Imagination, Power elites, social discipline

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8
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Social problems

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this was developed to discipline to answer social problems
dislocated, dispossessed workers, influx of rural pop to cities
inadequate city infrastructure
traditional authority replaced by science

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9
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Social context

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the environment in which people live in, culture

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10
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Industrial Revolution

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1850- moved from an agriculture to and industrial. People started to change so this was formed to help understand and try to help change others

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American Revolution

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started in the 19th century, Came to Kanas in 1892 and the University of Chicago had the best program

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12
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Global village

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world became a global village, examines networking and unique experiences

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13
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Social science

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exam intellectual and academic human relations to understand the social world by controlled and repeated observations

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14
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Comte

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founder of Sociology and created positivism and objective observation

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15
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Spencer

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2nd founder, survival of the fittest, Social darwinism

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16
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Marx

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Class conflict and created bourgeois and proletariat wants a classless society

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17
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Positivism

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apply scientific approach to social world

18
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Class Conflict

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struggle between capital and work

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Bourgeosise

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produce means, the upper elite

20
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Proletariat

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exploited class

21
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Durkheim

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tried to get so seen, Social integration, social facts and patterns of behavior, social integration, suicide, anomie

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Anomie

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breaking down of controlling influences of society

23
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Social Integration

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degree of which people are tied to their social groups, social cohesion

24
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Social facts

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patterns of behavior that characterize social groups

25
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Weber

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protestant ethic and capitalism, objectivity, value free, verstehen

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Value free

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not influence social research for social personal

27
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Values-

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people define good and bad, pretty and ugly

28
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Objectivity

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neutral and replication

29
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Verstehen

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insight into someones personal situation

30
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Theory

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general statement about how parts fit together.

31
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Symbolic interactionism

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use symbols to understand experiences, behave depends on ways we define ourselves and others

32
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Robert Mead

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along with Cooley, he coined the term for symbolic interactions

33
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Structural functionalism

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society is a whole unit, interrelated parts that work together to make society better

34
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Merton

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keeps a group in equilibrium, manifest, latent and dysfunction

35
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Manifest

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intended to help

36
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latent

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unintended consequences-

37
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dysfunction

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unintended- negative and hurtful

38
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Conflict

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viewed as composed of groups that are competing for scarce resources, Marx was the founder. This is viewed as a constant struggle. leaders enforce conformity

39
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Marco level

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large scale patterns, functionalism and conflict

40
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Micro

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small social interactions, ppl do when around others- symbolic

41
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French Revolution

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uprising of the French monarchy, caused a republic and thinking reform

42
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goals

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explain social phenomena and make generalizations