EXAM REVIEW Flashcards
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What is Anthropology?
The study of humankind around the world
What is psychology?
the study of human behaviour/mind
What is Sociology?
the study of how people act in group situations; the development of human society
who is carl jung and his theories?
a swiss psychologist/psychiatrist
theory: studied about extroverted and introverted personalities
Who is Abraham Maslow and his theories?
an american psychologist
Theory: hierarchy of needs -analysis of human needs organized into a hierarchy
who is ivan pavlov an his theories
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
who is sigmund freud and his theories?
theory: neurosis: mental illness involving the symptoms of stress(depression, anxiety, obsessive behaviour, hypochondria
What is clinical psychology?
understanding human science, behavioural science, theory and clinical knowledge
what is experimental psychology?
experimental with basic psychological processes such as learning and memory
watson theory?
used animal experiements to determine if strict or flexible learning methods are more effective (behaviourism)
spock theory?
believed permissive approach would result in successful, well adjusted adults
child rearing - encouraging parents to be loving and supportive
what is structural functionalism?
a theory that society is a structure with interrelated parts to contribute to society
What is symbolic interactionism?
how people create meaning through social interactions
what is neo-marxist?
focuses on culture, politics and economy and how capitalism controls people
what is feminism?
the belief that women have been disadvantaged in society because men have discriminated them (sex and gender issues)
What is inclusionism?
conflict can happen between different ethnic, racial, and religious groups, as well as between rich and poor
what is behaviourism?
human behaviour can be explained through how they interact with their environment
What is conflict theory?
a social theory that different groups in society complete over limited resources
What is acculturation?
prolonged contact between two cultures, during which time they interchange symbols, beliefs and customs
What is singularity?
a small change can cause a large impact
what is enculturation?
members of a culture learn and incorporate shared ideas, values and beliefs
what is pluralism
people of different social classes are together in a society
what is duality
the state of having two different parts that make up a whole
who is max weber?
a famous German sociologist
- he believes that people provoke social change when they feel isolated from society (alienation)