Midterm Flashcards

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achieved vs ascribed

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achieved status- control of social ranking (class system) based on skill, knowledge, ability
ascribed- born into status, no control of social category (caste system) ex. age, gender, race, harijan
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example of norm

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cover your mouth when you yawn

dont kill a human being

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example of more
folkway
taboo

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more- dishonesty, fraud
folkway- do your hw, shake hands when introduced
taboo- murder, rape, shooting

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3 types of norms are?

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more
folkway
taboo

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more

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socially significant norms; part of low, violating = serious business

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folkways

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right thing to do, customary, violating=shame, but not violating law (common customs)

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taboos

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acts considered by a society as horrible, unspeakable (takes more and goes 1 step further)

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in groups

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group of 1 person belongs to & identifies with

ex. member of street gang- sharks

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out groups

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any group 1 does NOT belong to or identify with

ex. rival street gang

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primary groups

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small group of ppl interact over long period of time, direct impersonal basis
ex. clique of pals

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secondary groups

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interaction is impersonal & temporary

ex. language arts class, know very few ppl

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reference group

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any group 1 identifies w/ & whose values/ attitudes are adopted
ex. clergy nuns, priests, at your church

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highest and lowest status/role in class survey

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highest- captain of football team

lowest- quiet kid

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counterculture links off subcult.

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group of drug addicts who reside in a crack house

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subculture

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neighborhood in chinatown

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group of teens break into neighbors house while gone, steal family car this is…

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burglary

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whats shoplifting classified as?

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larceny theft

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what are the personal/violent crimes?

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homicide - most common, intraracial & acquainted, handgun
Rape- intraracial & acquainted
Assaut- attack on 1 person
robbery- taking of property by threat or threat of force

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what are the property crimes?

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burglary- taking of property by tresspasing- a private place
larceny theft- taking of property from a public place
-shop lifting -only crime women almost exceed men
-most common of the 8 crimes
arson- burning
auto theft- stealing a car

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labeling

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when ppl classify you as deviant, they treat you differently, & you behave as they expect you to behave w/ this deviant classification

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differential association

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if you associate w/ bad ppl, you’ll do bad things

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strain

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says that the impersonal society of ours leads us to not recognize how to act properly, thus encouraging deviance. when 1 cannot meet their goals, they get frustrated and act incorrectly

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5 adaptation patterns of strain/anomie theory?

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conformist
innovation
ritualism
retreatist
rebellion
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conformist

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accept culturally approved goals and the means of achieving them, efforts involve legitamate means
ex. members of american society follow the law

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ritualism
impossible to achieve cultural goals by acceptable means, abandon goals while achieving the avg ex. worker passes up promotion bc afraid of failure
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innovation
accept cultural goals of society, dont accept means of achieving them ex. drug dealers, burglars
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retreatist
reject both cultural goals & means of achieving them, no effort (drop out of society) ex. drug addicts, beggars
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rebellion
substitute new goals & means for the currently approved set
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crime most frequently committed in class self crime report? which is the least? how often were ppl caught>
msot frequently- marijuana use least- homicide, rape, arson, prostitution, concealed weapon violation caught- 0%
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anticipatory socialization
important part of adolescent development which involves learning the rights, obligations, & expectations of a role to prepare for assuming the role in the future ex. part time job or datin
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rites of passage
event signifying passage from 1 stage of life to another | ex. sweet 16, graduation, marriage, having a kid, retirement
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4 major agents of socialization?
family peers school mass media
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functions of deviance?
``` clarifies norms unifies group diffuses tension promotes social change provides jobs ```
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functions of dating?
``` entertainment socialization source of mate selection source of status attainment companionship ```
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upper class
education- prestigious universities housing- luxiorious homes occupations- owners of large business, top positions in gov, private enterprise leisure-exclusive resort vacations, giving to charity
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poverty level in us?
determined by calculating cost of adequate diet times 3 bc ppl spend 1/3 income on food just under 24,5000/yr for family of 4
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what % america under poverty level?
14.5% of population
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type of person most likely to be adversely affected by poverty?
race- blacks & hispanics age- children(-18) gender- female
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how is social class determined?
wealth, prestige, power
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what are the patterns of minority group treatment?
``` cultural pluralism assimilation legal protection subjagation extermination/genocide population transfer ```
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increase or decrease distance btwn minority and majority group? cultural pluralism
clutural pluralism- permitting ethnic/racial groups to retain own unique cultural identities & customs DECREASE ex. greek festival
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assimilation
melting pot of all racial and ethnic groups into 1 culture DECREASE ex. america permits immigrants
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subjagation
deliberate attempt to control a minority group INCREASE ex.slavery in US
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legal protection
laws enacted to protect rights of minority groups that have faced discrimination DECREASE ex. civil rights act
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population transfer
forcible relocation of a minority group INCREASE ex. trail of tears
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extermination/genocide
deliberate attempt to destroy a group of ppl INCREASE ex. hitlers solution (holocaust)
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active bigots
discriminate and are prejudiced
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timid bigots
are prejudiced | no discrimination
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all-weather liberals
neither prejudiced or discriminate
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fair-weather liberals
discriminate | not prejudiced
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discrimination
denial of equal treatment to individuals based on their group membership (its a behavior) ex. jim crow laws, name calling at blacks
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prejudice
unsupported generalization about a category of ppl (its an attitude) ex. not liking ppl bc they are black
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racism
belief that ones own race or ethnic group is naturally superior to others ex. caucasions are better then blacks
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stereotyping
unfair, sweeping generalization made about a group of ppl about a particular characteristic ex. all irish ppl are hot tempered
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forms of social interaction
``` exchange cooperation competition conflict accomidation ```
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4 purposes/functions of corrections system (prison)
deterence rehabilitation retribution social protection
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forms of accomodation?
truce compromise mediation arbitration
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whats accommodation
balance between cooperation and conflict
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whats conflict
deliberate attempt to oppose, harm, control by force, or resist will of another person or persons