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2nd period Tori and Jina

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Population   number of people living in an area at a particular time  
Demography   the area of sociology devoted to the study of human population  
Birth rate   most popular measure of birth in population  
Fertility   actual number of births occurring to women of childbearing age  
Fecundity   biological capability to bear children  
Mortality   the number of deaths in society  
Death rate   most popular measure of death in population  
Infant mortality rate   annual number of deaths among infants under 1 year per 1,000 live births in population  
Life expectancy   the average number of years a person born in a specific year is expected to live  
Migration   the movement of people from an area to another  
Migration rate   annual difference between in migration and out migration  
Growth rate   the rate at which the population is increasing  
Doubling time   the number of years necessary for a population to double in size at its current rate of growth  
Malthusian theory   a theory that predicted the population would soon reach astronomical numbers  
Demographic Transition Theory   a theory that states population patterns are tied to a society’s level of technological development  
Zero population growth   the point at which nearly equal birth rates and death rates produce a growth rate of zero  
Family planning   the conscious decision by couples to have a certain number of children  
Urbanization   a concentration of population in cities  
City   a permanent concentration of a relatively large number of people who are engaged mainly in non-farming activities  
Overurbanization   a situation in which more people live in a city than can be supported in terms of jobs and facilities  
Urban ecology   an approach that examines the relationship between people and the urban environment  
Concentric Zone Model   a model that shows that a typical industrial city spreads outward from the center, resulting in a series of circles or zones  
Sector Model   a model that shows that growth occurs in wedge-shaped sectors  
Multiple Nuclei Model   a model that shows that a city doesn’t develop around one center but many  
Urban sprawl   a phenomenon characterized by poorly planned development on the edge of cities and towns  
Urban anomie Theory   a theory stating that a city is an anonymous and unfriendly place and living there carries serious negative consequences for residents  
Compositional Theory   a theory that examined the ways in which a composition of a city’s population influences life in the city  
Subcultural theory   a theory that states cities encourage rather than discourage the formation of primary group relationships  


   


 

 

 
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