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What are theoretical perspectives in sociology used for? Viewing society
Which theory sees society as interrelated parts working together? Functionalism
Which theory emphasizes inequality and power struggles? Conflict theory
Which theory focuses on meanings created through interactions? Symbolic interactionism
What do all three perspectives attempt to explain? Social behavior
Who is the key thinker behind functionalism? Emile Durkheim
What is the main goal of functionalism? Social stability
What are Durkheim’s “social facts”? External norms
What type of unity is based on shared beliefs? Mechanical solidarity
What type of unity is based on interdependence? Organic solidarity
What did The Division of Labor in Society study? Social cohesion
What is a manifest function? Intended outcome
What is a latent function? Unintended outcome
What is a major criticism of functionalism? Overlooks inequality
Who founded conflict theory? Karl Marx
What drives social change in conflict theory? Class struggle
Who expanded conflict theory beyond economics? Max Weber
What work linked religion to capitalism? Protestant Ethic
What did Weber call modern rational systems? Bureaucracy
What are Weber’s three authority types? Traditional, charismatic, legal
What is the “iron cage” in Weber’s theory? Bureaucratic control
Who developed symbolic interactionism? George Herbert Mead
What is the main focus of symbolic interactionism? Shared meanings
What concept says we see ourselves through others? Looking-glass self
What two parts form the self, according to Mead? I and Me
What does the “I” represent? Personal impulses
What does the “Me” represent? Social expectations
What are the shared beliefs and practices of a society? Culture
What process teaches norms and identity? Socialization
Who proposed eight psychosocial stages of development? Erik Erikson
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