Defining

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Sociology

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systematic study of society, human
Y
social behavior and social group

Question 2

how social groups and larger society
influence behavior

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Sociology

Question 3

does not focus on certain specific
areas of human behavior but rather
seeks to explain all human behavior that
it is influenced by social groups and
society

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Sociology

Question 4

Sociology (3)

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systematic study of society, human
Y
social behavior and social groups.

how social groups and larger society
influence behavior
2.) It does not focus on certain specific
areas of human behavior but rather
seeks to explain all human behavior that
it is influenced by social groups and
society

Question 6

Antropology

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discipline that studies
human interactions within
various biomes and the ways
in which these interactions
shape social systems,
integrating perspectives
from both human and
natural science

Question 7

Society (2)

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formally defined as constituting a fairly large
number of people who are living in the same territory,
relatively independent of people outside their area and
participate in a common culture

independent thinking individuals
who create a structured or organized group
based on social formations such as classes,
age, cohorts, and network structures

Question 8

Social forces

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collective factors and influences that shape individuals’ behaviors,
attitudes, and interactions within a society.

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Exaples of forces

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Norms, economic inequalities l family dynamics, education systems, political ideologies, media influences

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Soicial fact

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A social fact is any phenomenon that exercises control over the lives of individuals due to
its being accepted as a norm by a large number of people.

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Types of facts

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Material and nom

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Ex of facts

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0 Legal systems
& Institutionalized religion
3 The nation-state
4 The nuclear family
5 Morality
6 Liberalis

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STRUCTURAL
FUNCTIONALISM

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Macro and mid The way each part of the
society functions
together to contribute to
the whole

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CONFLICT THEORY

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Macro The way the inequalities
contribute to social
differences a n d
perpetuate differences in
p o w e r

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Symbolic Interactionism

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Micro One-to-one interactions
and communications

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Society construction predicted from based and superstructure

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Comflict

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Social integration

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Functionalism

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Interconnectivity

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Functionalism

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Individual behaivior is diff from collective brhaivior or conscience

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Func

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Spilt owners and laborers

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Symbolic im

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Status is based on class

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S I

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Logic over morality

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SI

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Iron cage

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SI

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Society includes

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institutionalization.

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repetitive actions which create patterns, having the same tendency to be performed again in the same manner and economical effort

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Habitualization

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Thomas theorem

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people's behavior is and can be determined by their subjective construction of reality than by objective reality.

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Role

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patterns of behavior that we recognize in each other that are representative of a person’s social status.

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Status

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Describes the responsibilities and benefits that a person experiences according to their rank and role in society. It could be ascribed or achieved