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SOC 203

Test 1

QuestionAnswer
Brooker T. Washington was the first African American to earn a doctorate degree from Harvard University. True/False False
According to Robert Merton, ___________ are the intended beneficial consequences of people's actions. manifest functions
Applying the scientific method to the social world is called empiricism. True/False False
Despite her acclaimed research on social life, until recently Harriet Martineau was best known for translating Comte's works on sociology into English. True/False True
Because of her outstanding contributions to social reform, as demonstrated in her work as co-founder of Hull-House, _________ was a co-winner of the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1931. Jane Addams
Sociologists agree that the most important goal of sociology is change. True/False F
Karl Marx believed ________ was central force for social change, Max Weber believed ________. economics; religion
How should sociologists values affect research according to Weber? research should be value free
Social thinker of the 19th century projected class less society when working class united and began a revolution was ________ Karl Marx
Sociologists use "common sense" to understand the way the world "is" True/False False
Sociologists who analyze how social life depends on how people define themselves & others are _________ symbolic interactionaists
What are values in context of sociology? beliefs about what is desirable in life & way the world ought to be
First person to oppose scientific method to social life was ________ Auguste Comte
Which groups of social theorists would focus on macro-level analysis when examining patterns of society? conflict theorists and functionalists
This concept describes opening window to unfamiliar world sociological perspective
Sociologists who use functionalist perspective stress industrialization and urbanization have undermined traditional functions of family. True/False T
Durkheim Ided said social integration was primary variable to explain different suicide rates in Europe. T
Marx suggested that the force that drives human history at core of society is ____________ class conflict
Applying scientific method to social world is empiricism True/False F
Because of training and expertise sociologist stress personal values True/False F
According to Weber the Protestant ethic was the central factor in the birth of __________ captialism
Spencer believed that the more intelligent survived and the lesser died True/False T
Who was the first African American to receive a degree from Harvard W.E.B. Du Bois
Functionalists see society form a whole as ________ structure
Which term best describes American society? pluralistic society
Gestures are universal True/False F
A distinctive way of looking at life but agreeing w/ norms and values Subculture
Emerging value in the US emphasizing being all you can be self-fulfillment
WIlliam's values of ______ contradicts freedom and equality Group superiorism
What are the 5 emerging American values? leisure, self-fulfillment, fitness, youth environment
What are extractions or rules of behavior that develop from values? norm
The author of the text book left with this feeling after experience in Morocco. culture shock
What are language, beliefs, values, norms, behavior, material objects, technology that is passed on? culture
All material culture is what? physical
What identify diff values and norms and can result in violence within the same society? culture wars
What is the relationship between fundamentalist Christians and the gay/lesbian community? culture wars b/c of differing values
Jobs and sports are both what? sub cultures
Mormons are counter culture b/c of polygamy. True/False T
Lamont was for race equality but felt that men were better than women. This is called what? value contradiction
What are examples of cultural leveling? McDonald's quarter pounder, Mickey Mouse, Fred Flintstone
High schools honor grad and athletes are what kind of value? achievement and success
What is cultural lag? when materials change but nonmaterial does not
What is the Sapir Whorf hypothesis? language determines our consciouness
Between material and nonmaterial what changes first? material
What is an example of subculture but not counter culture? Chicago Cubs fans
What would the Jewish faith be? subculture
Mother, child bonding includes food and nutrition. True/False F
What is a key variable in human traits? intimate early socialization
Touching, listening, looking are all what? sensimotors
People in the military would be in a what? total institution
Society makes us what? human
What is birth-12 years? childhood
What is 13-17 years? adolescence
What is 18-29 years? transitional adulthood
What is 30-65 yrs? middle yrs
What is 30-45 yrs? early middle years
What is 50-65 yrs? later middle years
What is 65 yrs and up? older years
What is an attempt to remake one's self by stripping away their current id and putting a new one in its place? degradation ceremony
Pidget's reasoning and operational values are synonymous True/False T
What are individuals of roughly the same age with common interests? peer groups
Piaget's basic structure of reasoning development is concrete to ______. abstract
What are Mead's three stages of development of self? imitation, play (age 3), games (elementary)
Transitional adulthood is sometimes called what? adultoescence
Between I and Me which is active, spontaneous, and creative? I
Between I and Me which is focused within the self? I
Between I and Me which loves him? I
Between I and Me which is objective? Me
Between I and me which has attitudes internalized from interactions with others? me
Between I and Me which does he love? me
What is a form of communication directed to large audiences? mass media
What two things do we receive gender messages from? our family and mass media
What is the ways in which society sets children onto different courses in life b/c they are male or female? gender socialization
Piaget said children go through what four stages? sensorimotor 0-2, preoperational 2-7. concerte operational 7-12, formal operational 12+
What is an example of an anticipatory socialization? work place
The stages of reasoning are universal. True/False T
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