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Sociology Ch.1 vocab

exam 1

TermDefinition
Theory of mind the recognition that another mind exists followed by the realization that we can try to imagine others' mental states.
Looking glass self the self that emerges as a consequence of seeing ourselves as we think other people see us.
In-depth interview a research method that involves an intimate conversation between the researcher and a research subject
Coding a process in which segments of text are identified as belonging to relevant categories.
Self-fulfilling prophecy a phenomenon in which what people believe is true becomes true, even if it wasn't originally true
Laboratory experiment a research method that involves a test of a hypothesis under carefully controlled conditions
Variable any measurable phenomenon that varies
Experimental group the group in a laboratory experiment that undergoes the experience that researchers believe might influence the dependent variable
Control group the group in a laboratory experiment that does not undergo the experience that researchers believe might influence the dependent variable
Causal claims assertions that an independent variable is directly and specifically responsible for producing a change in a dependent variable
Correlational claims assertions that changes in an independent variable correspond to changes in a dependent variable but not in a way that can be proven causa
Self-narrative a story we tell about the origin and likely future of our selves
Social facts products of human interaction with persuasive or coercive power that exist externally to any individual
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