Sociology Unit 1 Test Flashcards

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Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis

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Believes that language is determinant of culture

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Social Sanctions

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A method of reinforcing social norms

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Taboo

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Behavior that brings negative sanctions

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Mores

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Strict rules dictating ethical and moral behavior

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What are people who study Sociology called?

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Sociologists

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What are the four requirements for deviant behavior?

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  1. Violation of a social norm
  2. Violator
  3. Audience
  4. Negative sanction
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What six groups do Sociologists work with?

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  1. Large organizations
  2. Small groups
  3. Political institutions
  4. Religious institutions
  5. Social movements
  6. Deviant behavior
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Functionalism

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Theory that claims subgroups work together to form society

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Conflict theory

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Theory that claims conflict between subgroups are what forms society

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What are the two types of sanctions?

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Positive and negative

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What sex has the highest rate of suicide?

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Males

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12
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What demographic has the highest rate of suicide?

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Native American Teenagers

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Enlightenment

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18-19th Century European ideals of humans being able to solve social problems

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Verstehen

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The process of understanding social behavior from the POV of those participating in it (understanding human behavior)

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What is human behavior shaped by?

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Social structures

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What is sociology the science of?

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Who wrote about the difference between troubles and issues?

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What Brit wrote “Society in America”?

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Harriet Martineau

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What do families exist for?

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Social and physical reproduction

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What are manifest functions?

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Actions that have obvious, external, intentional effects on society

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What are latent functions?

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Actions that have hidden, dormant effects on society

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What are beliefs?

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Shared ideas in a culture

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What are norms?

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Expectations of how to react in a given scenario

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What is cultural diffusion?

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Spreading one culture to another

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What is cultural hegemony?
One culture having a disproportionate impact on others
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What is cultural relativism?
The idea that something can only be explained through its cultural context
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What is Ethnomethodolgy?
Technique for studying human norms by disrupting what is normal, and seeing how normal is returned to.
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What are values?
Abstract standards in a society
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What is a demographic?
A population you serve, a structure of a society
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What are the four concentrations of Sociology at KSU?
1. Culture and Social Change 2. Medical Sociology 3. Criminology 4. General Sociology
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What are the types of sanctions?
Positive and negative
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Who decides the norms of society?
Society
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What is stereotyping?
Judgement of a group based on an individual's appearances
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What was Helen's teacher's name?
Anne Sullivan
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What is the first word that Helen signed into her mother's hand?
"Teacher"
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How did Marx think to solve conflict in society?
Through the elimination of capitalism
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What is the difference between a subculture and a counterculture?
Countercultures can't exist peacefully in society, subcultures can