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Sociology Revision
Revision of Higher Sociology Unit 1
Question | Answer |
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This theorist is known as the founding father of sociology and became popular in the USA in the 1960s and 1970s | Emile Durkheim |
This theorist believed that every aspect of society performed 2 functions: an obvious one and a hidden one. | Robert Merton |
The name given to the ideology that dominated society and causes gender inequality | Patriarchy |
The name given to the basic needs of a society if it is to work | functional prerequisite |
Name given to acceptable forms of behaviour | Norms |
Name 2 structural theories that believe we become who we are based upon the influence of the society we live in | Consensus and Conflict |
Which word precedes drunk, line, and bag to make 3 new words? | Punch |
Give the name used to describe common beliefs and goals that a society shares | Value Consensus |
Name the neo-Marxist who split society into groups | Antonio Gramsci |
Name the 2 areas Gramsci splits society into | Political and Civil Society |
What heading do the theories that look at the influence of institutions come under? | Structural |
The name given to the group who dominate society based upon their economic position | Bourgeoisie |
What substance did Alfred Nobel invent in 1863? (Clue you would be very surprised that this inventor had the Nobel peace prize named after him) | Dynamite |
Name the conflict theorist who was not popular in the US but was very popular in the USSR | Karl Marx |
Name the third founding father of sociology after Durkheim and Marx | Max Weber |
Name the 3 main branches of feminism | Liberal, Marxist, Radical |
Name the group in society who are forced to sell their labour | Proletariat |
Provide at least one solution Feminists have for gender inequality | change laws change culture - more positive role models, challenge gender identity role reversal (patriarchy to matriarchy) |
Process by which individuals learn the patterns of behaviour | Socialisation |
True of False a pig can suffer from sunburn? | True |
The name of all things that can be legally owned in the production process | Means of Production |
The name given to the economic base of society according to Marx | Infrastructure |
The name given to all the other institutions according to Marx that are controlled by the economy | Superstructure |
Name 2 social action theorists other than Weber | G. H. Mead, Erving Goffman, Jock Young, Stan Cohen |
What title is given to the theories that look at how we interact using language and behaviours? | Symbolic Interaction |
The overriding beliefs of a society that norms are based on | Values |
Where celebrates new year first – Auckland, Wellington, Tokyo, Singapore? | Wellington |
What analogy do functionalists use to explain the institutions and their relationship with each other? | Biological Analogy Human Body Analogy Mechanical Analogy |
The name given to the extra money that the bourgeoisie extract from the proletariat | Surplus value |
What feminism branch believe in the reform of the law not a revolution? | Liberal Feminism |
Give the 4 meanings that Weber states are behind all actions | traditional, value, goal, affective, |
The combination of values and norms in a society makes up the . . | Culture of a society |
Gramsci’s belief that individuals are taught the dominant ideology & are also aware of the contradictions with their own experiences | Dual Consciousness |
Which famous 80s computer game’s name comes from the greek prefix for four and the creators favourite game? | Tetris |
Believes society is fair and equal for every member, when in fact it is not | False Consciousness |
The name given to Gramsci’s dominant ideology | Hegemony |
The economic system that Marx’s theory bases class inequality on | Capitalism |
Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone, never phoned his wife or his mother, why? | She was deaf |
Who sang the theme tune to the show Friends? | The Rembrandts |
Neil Armstrong was the first man to step onto the moon. Which foot did he land on? | Left |