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Sociology Chapter #1

Human Relations

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sociology Social science that studys human society and social behavior.
Social Sciences are the diciplines that study human social behavor or institutionsand functions of human society in a scientific manner.
Social interaction how people relate to one another and influence one another.
sociology Social science that studys human society and social behavior.
Social Phenomena observable facts or events that involve human society.
Sociological perspective Allows you to look behond commonly held beliefs to the hidden meanings behind human actions.
Social Sciences are the diciplines that study human social behavor or institutionsand functions of human society in a scientific manner.
Social interaction how people relate to one another and influence one another.
Sociological Imagination The ability to see the connection between the larger world and your personal life is what sociologist C Wright Mills called it
Social Phenomena observable facts or events that involve human society.
Sociological perspective Allows you to look behond commonly held beliefs to the hidden meanings behind human actions.
Anthropology the comparitive study of past and present cultures.
Sociological Imagination The ability to see the connection between the larger world and your personal life is what sociologist C Wright Mills called it
Psychology The social science that deals with the behavor and thinking of organisms.
Anthropology the comparitive study of past and present cultures.
Psychology The social science that deals with the behavor and thinking of organisms.
Social Phychology study of how the social enviroment effects an individuals behavor and personality.
Economics study of the choices people make in an effort to satisfy their needs and wants.
political science the examination of the organization and opperation of goverments.
history Study of past events.
Social darwinism it was herburt spencers view of society because of its simmilarities to charles darwins ideas.
function the consequence that an element of society produces for the maintaining of its social system.
Verstehen involves an attemp to understand the meanings individuals attach to their actions.
Ideal type a description comprised of essentail charecteristicks of a future of society.
theory an sxplanation of the relationships amoung particular phenamena.
theoretical perspectives sociologist adopt broad perspectives to provide a foundation for their inquires.
functionalist perspective is broadly based on the ideas of comte, spencer and duckhime
dyfuntional elements recognizing that not everything in society operates smoothly .
manifest function a an intended or recognised consequence of some element of society
latent function is the unintended and unrecignized consequence of an element of society
conflict perspective people eho emply this perspective focuse on the forces in society that promote competition and change
interactionist perspective focuses on how individuals interact with one another in society.
symbol anything that presents something else.
symbolic interaction interactionis focuse on how people use symbles when interacting.
people people
Auguste compte Many people consider french philosopher the founder of socialogy as a distinct subject.
Herbert Spencer .took darwins survival of the fitest, also had competition over scarce resources will lead to change.
emilie derkhime .believed society was in parts, and scared beliefsto hold society together.
karl marx .he was born in pursia which is now germany, unable to get a teaching position because of his political point of views.
max weber .was a prfessor at the university of heidelberg, weber employed the concept ideal type.
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