Chapter 9-12 Flashcards

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what is sex?

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an individual’s membership in one of two categories - male or female - based on biological factors

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what is primary sex characteristics?

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biological factors such as chromosomes, hormones, reproductive organs

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what is secondary sex characteristics?

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physical differences between males and females such as body and facial hair

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what is gender?

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physical, behavioral, and personality traits that a group considers normal for its male and female members

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what is gender identity?

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sense of gender

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what is gender expression?

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individuals behavioral manifestation of gender

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what is sexuality?

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character or quality of being sexual

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what is sexual orientation or identity?

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sexual desire toward people of a particular gender

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what is queer theory?

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social theory about gender and sexual identity; emphasizes the importance of difference and rejects ideas of innate identities or restrictive categories

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inequalities in our society

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sex, gender, and sexuality

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what is gender role socialization?

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lifelong process of learning to be masculine or feminine, primarily through agents of socialization: families, schools, peers, media

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what is social learning theory?

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the process of learning behaviors and meanings through social interaction

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what is misogyny?

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prejudice against women; sexism, gender inequality, and homophobia can be found in past and present societies

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what is homophobia?

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fear of discrimination toward homosexuals or toward individuals who display purportedly gender-inappropriate behavior (US. 3,000-5,000 per year)

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what is families?

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usually primary source of socialization; greatly impact gender role

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what is Talcott Parson?

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instrumental (family material support) and expressive role (emotional support)

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what is feminism?

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equality of the sexes

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what is social institutions?

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systems and structures that shape the activities of groups and individuals in society

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minor and major social institutions

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minor: health care, sport industry
major: politics, economics

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what is politics?

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methods and tactics of managing a nation, or state, as well administering and controlling its internal and external affairs

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what is government?

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formal organized agency that exercises power and control in modern society, especially through the creation and enforcement of laws

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what is authoritarianism?

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form of government by and for a small number of elites that does not include representation of ordinary citizens

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what is dictatorship?

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type of authoritarianism in which the leader seizes power than being selected or elected

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what is totalitarianism?

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extreme and modern form of authoritarianism, government controls every aspect of citizens life; ex: religion

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what is monarchy?
rule by king or queen, succession of rules kept within family
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what is absolute monarchy?
complete authority over subjects
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what is constitutional monarchy?
royal figures whose powers are defined by a political charter and limited by a parliament or other governing body
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what is democracy?
which all citizens have the rights to participate
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what is pluralism?
wide variety of group have equal access to resources and power
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what is special interest groups?
organization that raise and spend money to influence elected officials or public opinion VERY POWERFUL
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what is education?
society transmits knowledge, values, and expectations to its members so they can function in society
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what is hidden curriculum?
values and behaviors students indirectly learn. ex: obedience
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what is pygmalion effect?
idea that teachers attitude about their students unintentionally influence their academic performance (labeling theory)
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what is early college high schools?
blends high school and college into coherent educational program in which students earn a degree in high school and 2 year college degree
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what is distance learning?
educational course or program in which teachers and students don't meet together in the classroom situation increasingly available over the internet
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what is religion?
any institutional system of shared beliefs and rituals that acknowledges a relationship between sacred and the profane
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what is capitalism?
economic system based on the laws of free market competition, privatization of the means of production, and production for profit
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what is socialism?
economic system based on the collective ownership of the means of production, collective distribution of goods and services, and government regulations
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what is communism?
system of government that eliminates private property; it is the most extreme form of socialism, because all citizens work for the government and there are no class distinctions
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what is agricultural revolution?
social and economic changes, including population increases, that followed from the domestication of plants and animals and the gradually increasing efficiency of food production
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what is industrial revolution? an example?
rapid transformation of social life resulting from the technological and economic developments that began with the assembly line, steam power, and urbanization. ex: assembly line, urbanization, steam power
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what is alienation?
sense of dissatisfaction the modern workers feels as a result of producing goods that are owned and controlled by someone else
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what is recession?
significant decline in economic activity spread across the economy
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Richmod Fed
"if country countinues to produce emission at high rate, climate change could reduce the annual GDP growth rate by up to third"
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what is federal reserve?
concerned about how climate change will affect the economy