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sociology midterm

QuestionAnswer
Milgram study using people to shock other people
functionalism every part has its job and works together
conflict inequality of women,color,class
symbolic interaction how we interact with each other, feed off each others cues
scientific method in research 1st time, the topic was suicidde. Who??? Durkheim
who was the founder of sociology aguste comte
study to determine how one thing they do affects another variables
several ways to gather information. What is it called when a questionaire is sent out? survey
tuskegee study syphillis
milgrams study shocks people
collect data to have a sample. what is a probability sample equal chance of being selected
study exposed to a thing is the expermental group, the control group...... is not exposed to the variable
how does common sense differ from sociology common sense is myths and misconception
culture characteristics shared,learned,changing,transferred fromm one generation tothe next
cultural diffusion when it spreads out to another society
culture shock confusion, disorientation or anxiety that one experiences from exposure to an unfamiliar way of life
ethnocentric the belief that ones own culture,society or group is superior to others
incest taboo
sanctions rules. can be positive or negative
socialization the life long process through which people learn culture and become functioning members of society. how we become who we are, nature vs. nurture
feral children need language and empathy to become functioning members of society
childs brain critical period for stimulation birth to puberty
genie strapped to toilet, learned words but not language
monkeys went to the subject wrapped in warm fuzzy material
son and chimp son started acting like a chimp
types of parenting authoritian, harsh,firm,power lasse faire, do want ever you want uninvolved,works-not around authorative, warm responsive,involved but sets limits
resocialization the process of unlearning old ways and adopting new attitudes,values,norma and behavior ex: army head shaved,uniforms
most powerful source of socialization parents
when does the socialization process end when you die
social structure in society pattern of organized behavior that governs our relationships and actions
master status what people see you as. ex: guy in wheelchair
status the social position that we occupy
role the role you play. ex mother, student
role conflict when you feel overwhelmed with all you roles
cyber bullying bullying over any type of technology
personal space
ascribed status born into sex,age
achieved worked for, choice. married,criminal
social group class, soccor team,friends
solomon asch showed people lines. people want to conform so they will agree with the wrong answer
iron law of digarchy small group of people domminate the whole buracracy
what kind of stratification system in the U.S, open stratification
social mobility able to move up and down in the social class
feminization of poverty disproportion of poor female head of household
intergeneralization mobility hierarchy move up and down in social class because of your parents
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