Chapter 5 Flashcards

(39 cards)

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What does religion do in socialization?

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Influences and reinforces ideas in morality

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What is gender socialization?

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Specific messages and practices concerning traits of men/women in society

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What is racial socialization?

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Aspect of socialization that contains messages/practives concerning nature of race/ethnicity

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What is self-concept?

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Totality of beliefs/feelings about self

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What is the looking glass self?

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How our self perception is changed by how other people see us

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What is role playing?

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Walking a mile in someone’s shoes

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What are significant other’s?

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People whose care, affection, and approval are especially desired

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What is the role of peer groups in adolescense?

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Peer grou[ps too influential, peer pressure

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Who are your peers in adulthood?

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Friends, colleagues, parents

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Who do you compare yourself to in middle age?

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People on social media

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What is a wsocial strucutre?

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Complex network of social institutions and social practices that make up a society to organize and place limits on behavior (beyond individual control)

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What are the macrosociological components of social structure?

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culture, social class, status,

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What is Ascripted social status?

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Inherited (race, gender, class of origin)

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What is achieved status?

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Status you earn through efforts (graduating, etc)

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What factors determine soial class?

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Education, income, prestige?

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What is a status symbol?

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Something that shows status to others, EG wedding ring

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What are status patterns?

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Correlated statuses (things we associate with old vs new $)

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What is a role?

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Patterns of behavior attached to statuses

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What are role expectations?

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Expected beavior patterns

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What is role performance?

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How well we perform our roles

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What is role ambiguity?

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WHen rules/role expectations aren’t clear

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What is role conflict

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When 2 statuses come into conflict (student vs employee)

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What is role strain?

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When a role has conflicting expectations

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What is role exit?

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Expectiations for when and how to leave a status

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What is a group?
2+ people who interact frequently and share common identity and interdependence
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What is a primary group?
Close friends and family
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What is a secondary group?
Purposeful, large impersonal group
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What is social solidarity?
How well society/group members identify with each other
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What is a social network?
Series of relationships that link individuals together (acquaintances, ride or die)
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What is a formal organization?
Has formal rules and procedures
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What is a social institution?
Has organized beliefs and establishes how a society will attempt to meet its basic needs
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What is an interaction ritual?
Proper way of interacting depending on the social setting
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What is the social construction of reality?
process by which out perception of reality is shaped by the meaning we assign to a situation
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What is dramaturgy?
Impression management (acting as an actor in a play- front/back stage)
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What were some steps in sociolocultural evolution?
Hunting and gathering, horticultural/pastural societies, agricultural, industrial, post industrial
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What is mechanical solidarity?
Preindustrial society being held together by collective consciousness (emotional connection)
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How is advanced society held together?
Division of labor/mutual dependency (buying and selling)
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What is a gemeinschaft society?
Traditional. Most relationships based on personal bonds and friendships
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What is a gesellchaft society?
Large, urban. Bonded by interpersonal interdependence (but needs many personal and impersonal relationships)