Exam Flashcards

(39 cards)

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What is cognitive dissonance theory?

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A theory that people try to avoid conflicts between what they think and what they do

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Max Weber identified what characteristic as an important component in a leader of social change?

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Charismatic

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What is technological determinism?

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a change in human thinking/communication accompanied by technological innovation

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4
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The Canadian poverty line is also known as what?

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Low Income Cut Off

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The “Robber’s Cave” study was examining what concept?

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Prejudice

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Define Luddite

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a person opposed to new technology

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Richard Wilkinson’s TED talk focused on what topic?

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Income inequality

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What are the three types of cultural change?

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Invention, Discovery, Diffusion

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What is enculturation?

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Internalized values in a society

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Theodor Adorno studied the effects “bigoted parenting” in creating _____ in their children

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authoritarian personality

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Define fertility rate

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Number of children had by women

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By 1966 50% of Canadians were…

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24 years old or younger

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“Nearly ________ per cent of the people in jail in Canada are Indigenous, even though they
only make up _______ per cent of the Canadian population.”

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30% / 4%

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The “health promotion” perspective is best described as?

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Adopting healthy lifestyles to reduce the likelihood of becoming sick.

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15
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Canadian blood donations and supply management is now handled by…?

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The Federal Government

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The ability to reproduce is called what?

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Men’s sperm count declines in developed nations is linked to high levels of_______ in the water supply.

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The “Google” article theorizes that because of the Internet, we read:

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more frequently and less deeply.

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What is the name of the process in which children are shaped to become responsible members of society?

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Socialization

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The social science that studies thoughts, feelings and personality development is?

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The humanities study the product of what?

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human culture

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The learned belief held by people who feel their cultural group is superior to others is called:

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Ethnocentrism

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The “transcendence of the self” is from which theorist?

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An interview is ___________________ research.

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A questionnaire/survey is ___________________ research.
Quantitative
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Gathering data by observing a child’s behavior in a checkout line is called ________ research.
Primary
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Gathering data by means of a literature review is called ______________ research.
Secondary
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What is the defining characteristic of “Strong tie” activism?
Personal connection to the material
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The measure of the portion of the population that is not actively employed is called what?
The Dependency Load
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How do anthropologists use demography?
To study Canada’s population compared to other nations
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One can unlearn prejudice as evidenced by:
Robber’s Cave experiment
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Define Stereotyping:
False or generalized beliefs about a group of people that result in categorizing members without regard for individual differences
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Define Identity diffusion
One who has not been able to achieve a sense of identity
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The dependency load is best described as:
Portion of population not actively employed
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According to medical experts and the World Health Organization, the best option for providing nutrients to a baby is through:
Breastfeeding
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Having one’s spouse reside in a long-term care facility is known as:
Quasi-widowhood
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Gathering information/data by means of a literature review is called ______ research.
secondary
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The birth control pill was:
Developed in 1961 and widely available
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Define Systemic discrimination:
The policies and practices in an organization that results in the inequitable treatment of members of certain groups