First Exam- Review Game Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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What is the most important part of culture?

A

Language

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2
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Who was the advocate for social solidarity?

A

Emile Durkheim

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3
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What is structural functionalism?

A

The idea that society is a unified whole that works from its separate parts

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4
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When does socialization end?

A

Never

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5
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Do sociologists favor ethnocentrism or cultural relativism?

A

Cultural relativism

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6
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What are groups that are made for a purpose?

A

Secondary groups

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7
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What are rules and guidelines regarding what is acceptable?

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Norms

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8
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What is hidden curriculum?

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Things you learn in schools that are based on its unique structure and that are not directly in the standards, such as obedience

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9
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What is deviance?

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Something that is not acceptable by social standards

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10
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When is something defined as deviant?

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When it breaks a social norm and generates a negative reaction

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11
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What is data that deals with numerical values?

A

Quantitative

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12
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What is a statement that defines two or more phenomenon?

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Hypothesis

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13
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What is crime?

A

Breaking a norm that has been codified into law

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14
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What is the conflict theory?

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The idea that some people benefit while others lose

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15
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What is counterculture?

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A culture that openly rejects another?

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16
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What are total institutions?

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Areas in society where new social norms are put in and others are removed

17
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What are the three forms of socialization?

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Compliance, identification, and internalization

18
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What are in-groups?

A

Groups that we feel loyal towards

19
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What is symbolic interactionism?

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The base of sociology; social interactions are based on symbols, and interactions cannot occur if the symbols are not mutually known

20
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What is an agency?

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The ability to think independently and critical;ly

21
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What is the dramaturgy theory?

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Social life has similarities to a theatrical performance

22
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What are sanctions?

A

Expressions of approval or disapproval

23
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Who proposed the dramaturgy theory?

24
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Who defined the bourgeoisie and the proletariat?

25
What status often overrides all other statuses?
The master status
26
What is the most common form of acquiring quantitative date?
Surveys
27
What are characteristics of a primary group?
Interactions; give us our first and most important set of social bonds
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What is a function of deviance?
Leads people to not want to emulate social norms
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What is incapacitation?
Removing the bad from society
30
What are three types of authority?
Traditional, leagal, and charismatic
31
What is the difference between a population and a sample?
Population is the entire range of a study while a sample is just the group studied
32
Who founded symbolic interactionism?
George Herbert Mead
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What is the structural strain theory?
The idea that the strain between goals and means to get to those goals
34
What are some examples of culture wars?
Abortion, gay marriage, and marijuana
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Who focused on studying sociology from a rational perspective?
Max Veber
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What is the idea of the looking-glass self?
An individual shapes his appearance based on the way other people see him