Sociology-Chapter 1-2.1 Test Study Guide Flashcards

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What are the 7 social sciences?

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  • History
  • Anthropology
  • Psychology
  • Political science
  • Geography
  • Economics
  • Sociology
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history

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study of the past

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Anthropology

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study of culture

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Psychology

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study of individual thoughts and emotions

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Political science

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study of politics and government

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Geography

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study of Earth, its resources, and how we use them

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Economics

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study of money and its resources

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sociology

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study of group behavior and interaction

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point of view

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sociological perspective

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use of knowledge or reason in a situation

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Rationalization

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patterned interaction of people in social relationships

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Social Structure

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ability of individuals to see the relationship b/w events in personal lives and in society

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sociological imagination

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intended and recognized consequences of an aspect of society

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manifest function

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unintended and unrecognizable consequences of an aspect of society

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latent function

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negative consequence of an aspect of society

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dysfunction

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scientific observation to study behavior/society

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positivism

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social stability

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social statics

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social change

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social dynamics

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the ability of one party to get other parties to do its will

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something that represents something else with an agreed upon meaning

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owning the means for producing wealth in industrial society

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the people who own the means for producing wealth in industrial society

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Understanding social behavior by putting yourself in the place of others

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the approach that depicts human interaction as theatrical performances

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working class, paid enough to survive
proletariat
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social dependency based on a widespread consensus of values and beliefs, enforced conformity, and dependency on tradition and family
mechanical solidarity
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social interdependency based on a high degree of specialization in roles
organic solidarity
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a sample population is asked a series of questions to respond to
survey
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pre collected data in which someone else has already gathered
secondary ananlysis
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used in a lab setting, not typically used in social research
experiment
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in depth exam of a single group, problem/community
case study
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Discuss 2 early European theorists
Auguste Comte (French) - wrote "Positive Philosophy" - Believed in scientific observation to study behavior/society Harriet Martineau (English) - Feminist - Believed sociology was a science - Translated Comte to English
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Discuss 2 early American theorists
Jane Addams - believed problems were caused by imbalance of power among classes - worked on social problems - co opened "Hull House" Booker T. Washington - founded Tuskegee Institute - Believed African Americans should accept segregation in return for economic gain
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Explain what events were credited for starting the study of society and why
French and industrial revolutions caused people to move from farms to factories
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What is theoretical perspective
set of assumptions about an area of study
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How many parts are there to theoretical perspective?
3
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What are the 3 parts of theoretical perspective
- Functionalism - Conflict perspective - Symbolic interactionism
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Functionalism
emphasizes the contributions made by each part of society
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conflict perspective
emphasizes the role of conflict, competition, and constrain within a society
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Symbolic interactionism
approach that focuses on interactions among people based on mutually understood symbols