notion c+c exam Flashcards

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social science disciplines

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  • geography
  • demographics
  • language
  • economics
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social science question

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  • how people are shaped and made
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physical science disciplines

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  • physics
  • chemistry
  • astronomy and earth science
  • bio
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physical science question

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  • how was the earth created
  • how was life created
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what are the points of psychology

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  • personal attitudes, beliefs, and personality
  • perception and understanding
  • interpretation of situation
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what is sociology

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the study of how human societies develop and function

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points of sociology

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  • functioning of social groups
  • social problems and conflicts
  • social interactions
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what are the points of anthropology

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  • societies
  • cultures
  • evolution
  • ecology
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strengths of social science

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  • find data to justify an issue
  • triangulation
    • use of multiple ways
  • methods can be mixed
  • helps to solve issues
  • give different alternative futures
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weaknesses of social science

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  • bias
    • confirmation bias
  • misconception
  • some methods are difficult to carry out
  • participants can lie
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social change

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refers to any in which social organizations are altered or transformed

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aspects of social change that are studied by social scientists

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  • causes of change
  • theories that help to explain social change
  • impacts of change on society
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probability vs. non-probability

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probability sampling is likely to produce more reliable data than non-probability sampling is

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scopes of change

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  • slow
  • gradual
  • incremental
  • revolutionary
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key techniques of graffiti artist

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  • tag
  • throw up
  • piece
  • burner
  • production
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things to consider in graffiti

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  • imagery
  • style
  • text
17
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talking about social change is

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talking about changing cultural values

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socialization

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norms, values, and other aspects of culture introduced to new group members

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forces + barriers

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  • physical environmental
  • isolation and contact
  • attitudes and values
  • technological values
  • population changes
  • social structure
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weakness of conflict perspective

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it assumes all social change is driven by competition and conflict

21
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UN founded

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1945, post wwii

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members of the un (past + pres.)

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51 and 193

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weaknesses of the UN

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  • dictatorship
  • funding
  • undemocracy
  • bloated
  • defining its role
  • competition
  • to big
  • lack assertive leadership
  • power 5 power mongering
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strengths of the UN

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  • creating programs and reconstruction
  • different perspectives
  • fight for reform
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UN role

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  • maintain international peace and security
  • promote economic and social development
  • to promote human rights
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UN goals

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  • 17 sustainable development goals
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strengths of demographic stats

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  • justifies the need for change
  • comparison of new data and old data
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weaknesses of demographics

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  • self-reported
  • bias
  • method
  • sampling
  • low response rate
  • poorly designed surveys
  • time, only from that point in time
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two types of descriptive stats

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  • measures of central tendency and measures of variability