Quiz 3 Flashcards

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Gender roles

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The social roles appropriate for men and women

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How are life changes and gender roles related?

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They both impact the family structure and also race, religion, and cultural backgrounds mediate the impact of life chances in given populations

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3
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What is a family

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Any group of people related by birth, adoption, or marriage

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4
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What are extended family

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Extends to grandparents, aunt and uncles, and cousins

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5
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What is a nuclear family?

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The mother, father, and children

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6
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What is a housing unit?

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The physical space used as separate living space for people

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Households

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People who share a housing unit

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8
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What are ascribed characteristics

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Sex gender, race and other physical aspects that can’t be changed (we are born with and have no control over)

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9
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What are achieved characteristics?

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Personal human Capitol or your SES characteristics such as occupation and education, income, martial status and life chances is directly related to this

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What changes have take place to change household types?

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The change in family structure such as, There are less married people, more people living along, more non traditional families, and more female headed households

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11
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What is gender equity?

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Equal treatment/ pay for women compared to men

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12
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Cohabitation

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Sharing of a household by unmarried persons who have a sexual relationship

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13
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What has changed family structure?

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The rise of “out of wedlock” births that can happen among younger women with the no use of contraception and lack of local access to abortion

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Childlessness

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There is a good amount of couples who are childless and this often happens when woman post pones having the first child and there is less pressure for her to have a child and increases the diversity of household types

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15
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Divorce

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It has gone done over time and some factors for divorces are low income , early age of marriage, lack of similarity, and cohabitation. Cohabitation before marriage appears to be one of the factors that increases the odds of a marriage ending in divorce

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What is culture?

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A representation in a group based on a certain set of values, beliefs or normative rituals and can be based on national, regional, religions, political and popular commonly held ideals

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17
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Can a person be one of more than one culture?

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A person can be a member of many cultural groups, shifting from one group to another over time.

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What is the correlation with culture and globalization?

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Globalization causes increased interaction among cultural groups creating sites of contention between opposing ideological beliefs.

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19
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What is ethnocentrism

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Thinking as your culture as being the “normal one” - we can use our culture as a measuring stick with which to judge other individuals or societies and anyone outside our group seems “off center” or abnormal

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What is cultural relativism

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Principle of understanding other cultures on their own terms, rather than our own terms, rather than judging or evaluating according to ones own culture - practicing this we begin to see others more clearly and without judgement

21
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What is material culture

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The objects associated with a cultural group such as looks, machines, utensils, buildings, artwork, any physical objects, and material culture can tell us a lot about a certain group or society

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What is symbolic culture

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The ideas associate with a cultural group including ways of thinking, believes, values, and assumptions. The Norms. This reflects the ideas and beliefs of a group ex: the signs and gestures we have or that we driving on the right side of the street ex: American flag and Jordan’s

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Dominant culture

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Values, norms, and practices of the group within society that is most powerful in terms of wealth, status, and influence

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Subculture

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A culture within a culture and has a distinctive way of life including its own set of values, and Norms, practices,

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Counter culture

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A group within society that openly rejects and or actively opposed society’s values and norms

26
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Technological determinism

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The notion that developments in technology provide the primary driving force behind social change like computers and cell phones are defining who we become -how we think, feel and act

27
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Multiculturalism

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General descries a policy that involves hearing the diverse racially ethnic, national, lingusitc backgrounds of various individuals and groups

28
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What are the five landscapes of cultural flows

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Ethnicity, technology, ideology, finance, media also religion and leisure

29
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What does music do

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It is a powerful cultural tool and has the capacity to influence social and political processes, it enables to tell stories, exchange information and let truths be known (cultures flows through these things)

30
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What is hip hop

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A musical genre that is a powerful instrument for oppressed cultural groups to express themselves - it is needed more than ever and is emerging in Iraq and Somalia and also flexible and can be adopted by different cultures

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Pessimistic hyperglobalizers

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Believe that western popular media and global flow of good homogenizes culture

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Mcdonandlization

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Principles of fast food restaurants are coming to dominate more and more sectors of American society as well as the rest of the world ex: they are not unique anymore like Taco Bell and China buffet

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What are the four methods of mcdonaldizstion

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Efficiency, predictability, calculability, technological surge

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Optimistic globalizers

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Promoted tourism to expansion from the United States and that we are the ones leading in what the cultural rules are

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Mcworld

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He says who cares where it comes from

36
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Jihad

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Draws a line with religion

37
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Does globalization make people around the world more alike of different ?

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We want to be unique so we can stand out and this is how we identify ourselves is through culture, power and authority

38
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Feminization of migration

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This is where more women than men represent migrant populations in a given country

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What are the women doing in those countries?

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Migration of poor women to rich countries to serve as nannies, maids, and sometimes sex workers and they do the women’s work that affluent women no longer does anymore

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Worldwide gender revolution

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This is the pattern of life where across the globe, fewer families can rely on a sole provider, typically a male and so women must find work as well

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What is different from third world women

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They do jobs that middle and high income women in the first world are not doing

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Care deficit

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When woman enter into the workforce there is a decrease in care giving time that required immigrant care givers to fill this gap because men won’t do it

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Do we work longer hours?

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Americans work on average 122 hours more than Brits and 378 more hours than German Per year and we are one of the countries without paid maternity leave

44
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Offloading

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We’re cutting jobs and dumping the work in the remaining staff that makes them do more than ones jobs worth of work

45
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Multitasking

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Studies have proven how bad this is and that it really doesn’t work and how when we are focused on work wee are not able to fully focus on other things

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What are life chances

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Changes in demographic characteristics that will influence how your life will turn out