EXAM REVIEW Flashcards

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What is Anthropology?

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The study of humankind around the world

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What is psychology?

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the study of human behaviour/mind

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What is Sociology?

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the study of how people act in group situations; the development of human society

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who is carl jung and his theories?

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a swiss psychologist/psychiatrist
theory: studied about extroverted and introverted personalities

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Who is Abraham Maslow and his theories?

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an american psychologist
Theory: hierarchy of needs -analysis of human needs organized into a hierarchy

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who is ivan pavlov an his theories

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theory: experimented with dogs that display that it was possible to get a dog to associate the sound of a bell with a arrival with food

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who is sigmund freud and his theories?

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theory: neurosis: mental illness involving the symptoms of stress(depression, anxiety, obsessive behaviour, hypochondria

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What is clinical psychology?

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understanding human science, behavioural science, theory and clinical knowledge

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what is experimental psychology?

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experimental with basic psychological processes such as learning and memory

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watson theory?

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used animal experiements to determine if strict or flexible learning methods are more effective (behaviourism)

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spock theory?

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believed permissive approach would result in successful, well adjusted adults
child rearing - encouraging parents to be loving and supportive

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what is structural functionalism?

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a theory that society is a structure with interrelated parts to contribute to society

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What is symbolic interactionism?

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how people create meaning through social interactions

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what is neo-marxist?

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focuses on culture, politics and economy and how capitalism controls people

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what is feminism?

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the belief that women have been disadvantaged in society because men have discriminated them (sex and gender issues)

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What is inclusionism?

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conflict can happen between different ethnic, racial, and religious groups, as well as between rich and poor

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what is behaviourism?

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human behaviour can be explained through how they interact with their environment

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What is conflict theory?

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a social theory that different groups in society complete over limited resources

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What is acculturation?

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prolonged contact between two cultures, during which time they interchange symbols, beliefs and customs

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What is singularity?

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a small change can cause a large impact

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what is enculturation?

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members of a culture learn and incorporate shared ideas, values and beliefs

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what is pluralism

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people of different social classes are together in a society

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what is duality

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the state of having two different parts that make up a whole

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who is max weber?

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a famous German sociologist
- he believes that people provoke social change when they feel isolated from society (alienation)

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what is poverty?
deprivation where people lack resources that are essential
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what is relative poverty?
defining poverty by comparing deprivation of those who are higher
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what is relative poverty?
a way of defining poverty by comparing what people lack to what others have
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what is aggregate poverty?
a sum of poverty within a specific population/area
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what is comparative poverty?
literally the same definition as relative
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what is affluence?
owning lots of money or many things
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what are social issues?
involves social questions where individuals will disagree when trying to decide on an appropriate course of action
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what are social problems?
problems that many people consider to be harmful or destructive to society about which many believe something can/should be done
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what is social change?
changes the way society is organized
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what is a demographics?
provide population growth statistics that are useful to various groups (private companies, government)
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baby boom era?
nicknames: boomers, yuppies, gen x born between 1946-1966 marked an increase of birth rates in a country
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baby bust era?
nickname: twenty somethings
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what are the demographic eras?
baby boom baby bust echo boom baby boomlet gen alpha
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baby boomlet?
nicknames: gen z, igeneration, internet generation
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gen alpha era?
just gen alpha
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What are social trends?
the large scale changes in our society (an increase in immigration)
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Government controlling fertility?
attempts to increase brith rates to those who aim at reducing them
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what is fertility?
actual reproduction
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what is fecundity?
the ability to reproduce
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what is materialism?
a way of life that revolves around material goods
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what is mental illness?
health conditions involving change in emotion, thinking or behaviour
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what is neurosis?
experience high levels of anxiety or tension in managing their daily levels
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what is ethnocentrism?
learned to believe by people ho feel that their cultural group is superior to other cultural groups
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what is racism?
negative attitude and accompanying behaviour that is based on assumption on one's race
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what is systemic discrimination?
Patterns of behavior, rules, or practices within organizations or society that unfairly harm or hold back certain groups of people
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what is prejudice?
a set of opinions, attitudes, and feeling that unfairly cast a group and its members a negative light
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what is stereotyping?
false or generalized beliefs about a group of people that result in categorizing members without regard for individual difference
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what is discrimination?
inequitable treatment of people based on their race, gender, ethnicity, nationality, language, faith or sexual orientation
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what is genocide?
an organized, systematic destruction of an identifiable group
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what are war crimes?
identified by the UN as then murder, torture and hostage-taking of civilian nationals and widespread destruction of property
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what is crimes against humanity?
identified by the UN as the murder, torture, enslavement or deportation of innocent nationals
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what is the UDHR?
the 1948 United Nations statement which outline the rights and freedom of people around the world