CHAPTER 11 Flashcards

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sociology

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study of society

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macrosociology

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focuses on large groups and social structure

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microsociology

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focuses on small groups and the individual

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social structure

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system of people within a society organized by a characteristic pattern of relationships

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Functionalism

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study of the structure and function of each part of society

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function

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beneficial consequences of peoples actions

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dysfunction

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harmful consequences of people’s actions as they undermine a social system equilibrium

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manifest function

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action is intended to help some part of a system

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latent functions

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manifest functions that have unintended positive consequences on other parts of society

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Conflict theory

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based on the works of karl marx

focuses on how power differentials are created and how these differentials contribute to the maintenance of social order

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symbolic interactionism

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study of the ways individuals interact thorugh a shared understanding of words, gestures, and other symbols

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social constructionism

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focuses on individuals putting together their social reality

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Rational choice theory

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focuses on decision making in an individual and attempts to reduce their process to a careful consideration of benefits and harms to the individual

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Exchange theory

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a sociological theory that focuses on interpersonal interactions. According to Exchange theory, a person is motivated by self-interest in their interpersonal interactions

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Feminist theory

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attempts to explain the social inequilities that exist on the basis of gender

focuses on the subordination of women through social structures

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gender roles

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refer to the behaviors expected of a given gender

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glass ceiling

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qualified person whishing to advance within the hierarchy of his/her organization is stopped at a lower level due to a discrimination most often based on sexism or racism

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social institutions

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well established social structure that dictate certain patterns of behavior or raltaionship

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divorce rates in US

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rose over second half of 20th century

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hidden curriculum

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infromation from school that involves tramiting social normas, attitudes, and beliefs to students

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Religion

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a pattern of social activities organized around a set of beliefs and practices

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Religiosity

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how religious one considers oneself

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democracy

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allows every citizen a political voice

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monarchies

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royal ruler although the rulers power may be significantly limited

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dictatorship
a single person holds power
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theocracy
a system where power is held by religious leader
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charismatic authority
a leader with a compelling personality
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Capitalist
focus on free markey trade
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four key tenets of medical ethics
Beneficence, nonmaleficence, autonomy, justice
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Beneficence
act in patients best intrest
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nonmaleficence
do no harm, the physician has a responsibility to avoid treatment in which harm outweighs benefit
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autonomy
respect patients decision and choices
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justice
treat every patient the same
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material culture
meaning of objects in society
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symbolic culture
ideas that represent a group of people
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culture lag
symoblic culture slower than material culture
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values
what a person deems important in life
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belief
something a person accepts to be truth
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cultural barriers
when a cultual difference impedes interaction with others
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norms
are societal rules that define the boundarier of acceptable behavior
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ritual
formized ceremony that usally invovles specific material objects, symbolism, and additional mandates on acceptable behavior
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Demographics
refers to the statistics of populations and are the mathematical applications of sociology
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Ageism
prejudice or discrimination on the basis of a person's age
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Racialization
refers to the defination or estabilist of a group as a particular race
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Racial formation theory
race is a socially constructed concept with no basis in actual genetic or biological differences
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Ethnicity
social construct which sorts people by cultural factors
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Symbolic ethnicity
a specific connection to one's ethnicity in which ethnic symbols and identity remain important even when an ethnic identity does not play a signific role in everyday life
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Sexual Orientation
defined as the direction of one's secual interest
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demographic shifts
changes in makeup of a population over time
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population pyramids
histogram of populatiton size for different ages
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Fertility rate
average number of children born to a woman during her lifetime in a population
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Mortality rates
dealths per 1000 people per year
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Migration rate
immigration rate - emmegration rate
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birth rate
children per 1000 people per year
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immigraiton
movement to new geo space
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emigration
movement away from geo space
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Demographic tranition
changes in birth and death rates as it develops to the industrial economic system
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Malthusian theory
how exponential growth of a population can outpace growth of food supply and lead to social degradation and disorder
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Social movements
organized either to promote or resist social change
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proactive Social movements
promote
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reactive Social movements
resist
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Globalization
process of integrating the global economy with free trade and the tapping of foreign markets
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Urbanization
dense areas of the population, creating a pull for migration