SOC QA # 1 Mrs. Furbush
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| Who is the Father of Sociology? | Auguste Comte
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| What is the sociological perspective? | It focues on groups rather than individuals.
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| What is functionalism? | The theory that all parts of society are interconnected and work toether.
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| What is symbolic interactionism? | The theory that people interact based on a shared understanding of symbols.
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| What is conflict theory? | The theory that human interaction is based on power struggles and inequality.
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| What is sociological imagination? | The ability to see the link because society and self
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| What is Socialization? | The cultural process of learning to participate in a group.
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| What is a subculture? | A group that is part of the dominant culture but differs in some important aspects. Eg: teenagers are a subculture of US Culture
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| Why does culture change? | Discovery, Invention, and Diffusion
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| Pulling your hand away from a hot stove is an example of a _____________________________ | Reflex
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| Rules that cover customary actions like using utensils and taking off your hat indoors are _________________________ | Folkways
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| What are sanctions? | Rewards & punishments that encourage people to follow norms
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| What are values? | Broad ideas of good and bad in society on which norms are based
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| What is ethnocentrism? | Judging another culture by your OWN standards; thinik your culture is superior
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| What is cultural relativism? | Judging another culture by its standards
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| When does socialization begin for humans? | Birth
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| What is Desocialization? | The process of giving up old norms & values
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| What is anticipatory socialization? | The voluntary process of preparing to take on new norms--starting college or new job
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| What is resocialization? | The process of adopting new norms to replace old norms--rehabilization in jail
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| Who was Jane Addams? | Early American sociologist concerned with the lives of the working poor
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| Who was WEB DuBois? | Early American sociologist concerned with studying the African American community
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| What is material culture? | Concrete things of culture like cellphones, cars
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| What is nonmaterial culture? | The things of culture that you can't touch like love, friendship, knowledge
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| What is the hidden curriculum? | Things like being on time & cooperation that children learn in school
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| What is looking glass self? | A person's imagine of herself based on what others think of her
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| What is self-concept? | A person's imagine of herself as having an identity separate from other people.
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| What are Mead's Three Stages of Play (sometimes called role taking stages)? | Imitation--copy behavior of significant others Play--pretend to be someone Game--understand others' roles
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| The experiment that concluded that baby monkeys need love, comfort, and attention was done by ________________________________ | Harry Harlow
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| What is the generalized other? | Person (s) who opinion or reaction is important to a child
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| What are the four agents of socialization? | Family, Media, School, Peers
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