Midterm Flashcards

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Complex system of meaning and behaviors that defines a way of life.

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Culture

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Learning ones culture so thoroughly that they stop thinking about it.

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Internalism

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The belief than ones culture is better than another

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Ethnocentrism

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The Idea that something can be understood only in relationship to the cultural text in which it appears

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Culture relativism

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This shapes how you view society(s)

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cultural filter

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Objects that are created in a culture refer to

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The Material Culture

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A cultures norms, laws, and customs

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Non-material culture

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Why is important that culture is shared?

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Culture would have no significance if it was not shared

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The process in which one learns their culture is..

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Socialization

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Is culture taken for granted?

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Yes

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The general norms of a culture are…

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folkways

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Legal and religious codes of a culture are…

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Mores

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These control our norms..

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Social Sanctions

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The Leaves of the cultural tree represent?

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Concrete

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The trunk of the cultural tree represent?

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Behavioral

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The roots of the cultural tree represent?

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Symbolic

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Studying norms by violating norms is…

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Ethnomethodology

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These are shared ideas, and help hold people together

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Beliefs

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Abstract standards in a society that define ideal principles.

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Values

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Positive characteristics will be attributed to our nature, while negative characteristics will be attributed to our situation is…

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self serving biases

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When a social group has the sense of “we” it is a..

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in-group

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when a social group refers to “them”…the “them” are the..

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out-groups

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People make explanations about eh behaviors of themselves and others, based upon several deferent factors…this is what theory?

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Attribution Theory

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The generation of significantly distorted perceptions about the motive and capabilities of other people based on whether that person is an in-group or out-group member refers to…

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attribution error

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This suggests that people tend to see members of the in-group as more varied than members of the out-group
Out-group homogeneity bias
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An immigrant group taking on the dominate culture is known as...
Assimilation
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Preserving ones culture by blocking out all other cultures is known as...
monoculturalsim
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1 culture, but is influenced by many cultures is known as..
a melting pot
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A area in which cultures can live to together, but are independent
Cultural Pluralism
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Who made the class based model theory-->suggesting the declining significance of race..
William Julius Wilson
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Having a bias towards ones race over another is
liberal individualism
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we are thrust onto a stage called everyday life, and that our socialization consists of learning how to play our assigned roles from other people. We enact our roles in the company of others, who are in turn enacting their roles in interaction with us. He believed that whatever we do, we are playing out some role on the stage of life. This is who's theory, and what is it referring to
Erving Goffman, and Identity.
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Targeting the aggressor is..
target aggression
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Discrimination against another based on the racism of a third party
adaptive racism.
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Ideas, beliefs, and concepts used to understand the legal system. Legal system has a cultural foundation
Legal tradition
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Thinking in fixed, or inflexible categories
Stereotyping
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concept whereby the history, beliefs, behavior, language, traditions, and values of racial and/or ethnic groups are what make them distinct.
cultural diversity
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the process by which societies, cultures, and economies around the world have become integrated due to advances in communication and transportation technology, as well as the passage of laws and treaties that facilitate this integration.
globalization
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the policy-setting agenda to adopt equitable forms of consideration for distinct ethnic, religious, and racial groups without promoting any particular group as being dominant or central in identification.
multiculturalism
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notion of structural political and economic inequalities between regions within a nation state. The term is used to describe the uneven effects of economic development on a regional basis, otherwise known as "uneven development", and to describe the exploitation of minority groups within a wider society. Oppression by the majority group of the minority group
internal colonialism
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Restricting minority groups from buying housing in all white neighborhoods due to the families coming together and saying not to sell to minorities is known as...
restrictive convenance
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A part of culture, with these in place people know how to act and social interactions are consistent, predictable, and learnable
Norms
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The leading motivator for hate crimes
race
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40% of suicide victims are
gay or lesbian
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What causes sexual orientation?
people believe it is something you're born with (mainly referring to overly gay men), Some believe its a choice, those that believe its a choice react negatively
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________ of people believe you're born with sexual orientation
40%
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#1 predictor of homophobia is
Conservative Christianity
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in 2015 more than ______ of Americans are in favor of marriage equality
60%
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in 2003 _______ believe there should be equal rights in the workplace
88%
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Myths on gays and lesbians
- HIV/AIDS is a gay disease - Gays are promiscuous and lack family values - Homosexual community is filled with child molesters
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80% of lesbians report
being in a committed relationship with one person
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________ of child molesters are heterosexual men
95%
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there is a disproportionately high number of HIV in
gay men
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Lesbians have very _____ numbers of HIV, _____ than heterosexual women
low, lower
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Majority of STDs spread by
heterosexuals
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Until recently, it was illegal for gay men to
give blood
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Female homosexuality behind bars is a lot _____ common
less
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The equivalents of queens in female prisons
studs: short hair, masculine image
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Rules state no _____ in prisons
sex
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Male prisons have an entire sex structure
Queens, Punks, Wolf/Jocker
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Heterosexual men having sex with other men | Commonly found in an all male institution. ex: prison, military, boarding school
Situational Homosexuality
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Attempt to replicate what families would look like on the outside. Give psychological support for one another, has nothing to do with sex, they celebrate milestones, have a mom, dad, brother, sister (all women)
Pseudo Families
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Gay men behind bars. will have pimps, boyfriends, multiple partners. They take on the female gender to the extent its allowed
Queens
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Some are gay, some not, inmates prostituting themselves for items from the canteen
Canteen Punks
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People raped behind bars, heterosexual men forced into sex
Pressure Punks
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Present a hyper masculine image, have queens as girlfriends, but these men are heterosexual, become the pimp for a canteen punk
Wolf/Jocker