scoiety test

Question 1

Who is Emile Durkheim

Answer 1

considered the first sociologist

Question 2

who is Karl max

Answer 2

How Power Helped Explain Inequality

Question 3

who is max weber

Answer 3

rationalized (helped society function)

Question 4

who is Dorthy smith

Answer 4

women’s best interest

Question 5

who is talcott parsons

Answer 5

developing structural-functionalist school of thought

Question 6

who is c. wright mills

Answer 6

the ability to connect individual experience to social realist

Question 7

who is chandler talpode

Answer 7

opened race

Question 8

who is charlie cooler

Answer 8

individuals see themselves with the eyes with whom they react

Question 9

4 theoretical perspectives

Answer 9

structural functionalism, conflict theory, feminist theory, symbolic interactionism

Question 10

3 sociologial perspectives

Answer 10

functionalist perspective (how does it function), conflict perspective ( how might someone disagree), interactionist perspective( how might someone view society)

Question 11

what is a feral children

Answer 11

a feral child is defined as a neglected child who engages in lawless or anti-social behaviour.

Question 12

the 3 categories of feral children

Answer 12

isolated children, confined children, children isolated by amilmals

Question 13

what can feral children develop effect

Answer 13

languge, intellectual, emotional

Question 14

what is socialization

Answer 14

the way people think and act

Question 15

what are the 5 agents of socialization

Answer 15

family, school, peers, media, culture

Question 16

primary agents of socialization

Answer 16

family, friends

Question 17

secondary agents of socialization

Answer 17

school,work, religion

Question 18

what is sociology

Answer 18

the development, structure, and function of sociology

Question 19

what is the manifest function?

Answer 19

the visible way to function with others

Question 20

what is latent function?

Answer 20

the none visible to function with others

Question 21

who is genie

Answer 21

a 13-year-old girl, found November 4 1970

Question 22

how old was Victor guessed to be when they discovered

Answer 22

12 years old, could not speek

Question 23

what was the forbidden experiment

Answer 23

can you make someone human? after no contact with society

Question 24

what is dyad

Answer 24

a group consisting of 2 members and is considered the most intimate

Question 25

what is network

Answer 25

an organization of people connected by a shared goal or intrest

Question 26

what is an informal group?

Answer 26

varies in size but people joined by something

Question 27

what are 4 research options

Answer 27

surveys, interviews, participant observation, content analysis

Question 28

what is a sanction?

Answer 28

a threatened penalty for disobeying a law or rule.

Question 29

what is a gang?

Answer 29

a group, friends or members of a family with a defined leadership that identifies with or claims control over territory, either individually or collectively, in illegal, and possibly violent, behaviour.

Question 30

what is prejudice

Answer 30

an affective feeling towards a person based on their perceived group membership.

Question 31

what is social identity

Answer 31

the portion of an individual's self-concept derived from perceived membership in a relevant social group.

Question 32

what is a peer group

Answer 32

members of this group are likely to influence the person's beliefs and behaviour.

Question 33

what is a clique

Answer 33

a small group of people, with shared interests or other features in common, who spend time together and do not readily allow others to join them.

Question 34

what is a sterotype

Answer 34

widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.

Question 35

what is systemic discrimination

Answer 35

can be generated by the indirect relationships between outcomes and evaluations in roughly the same period

Question 36

what is discrimination

Answer 36

the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of ethnicity, age, sex, or disability.

Question 37

nature vs nurture

Answer 37

Nature refers to innate qualities like human nature or genetics. Nurture refers to care given to children by parents or, more broadly, to environmental influences such as media and marketing.