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| SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF SOCIAL INTERACTION |
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| SOCIAL GLUE; WHAT MAKES US ONE |
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| STUDY OF INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIOR, ATTITUDE, OPINIONS AND IMPRESSIONS |
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AGREE ON CORE VALUES
EX: AMISH |
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| INTERDEPENDENCY; MODERN; ONE CAN'T DO IT ALL; MUST DEPEND ON OTHERS; SOCIETY OF SPECIALISTS |
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BREAKDOWN OF SOCIETY;
DISORGANIZATION |
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| THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE IN THEORY |
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1. STRUCTURAL FUNCTIONALISM
2. CONFLICT THEORY
3. SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM |
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| THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES IN METHOD |
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1. QUANTATATIVE
2. QUALITATIVE |
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BELIEF THAT INSTITUTIONS SERVE FUNCTIONS;
MUST HAVE POLITICAL, LEGAL AND FAMILY INSTITUTIONS; EACH INSTITUTION SERVES A POSITIVE FUNCTION |
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| BELIEF THAT ORGANIZATIONS ARE BUILT TO KEEP SEPARATION BETWEEN RICH AND POOR; CUTTING COSTS OF LABOR PUT PEOPLE AT RISK; EXPLOIT PEOPLE; SCREW THE AVG JOE |
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| BELIEF THAT EACH SOCIETY RUINS ITSELF; FOCUS ON PEOPLE RATHER THAN ORGANIZATIONS |
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| RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERSONAL EXPERIENCES AND FORCES FROM SOCIETY THAT SHAPE OUR ACTIONS; WHAT MAKES US TICK; PIECING TOGETHER CONNECTIONS BETWEEN HOW SOCIETY AFFECTS ITSELF |
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| ORDER, ANALYZE, GENERALIZE AND RELATE FACTS |
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| STUDY OF PREINDUSTRIAL CULTURE |
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| STUDY OF INDIVIDUAL HUMAN BEHAVIOR |
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| STUDY OF CREATION, DISTRIBUTION, CONSUMPTION OF GOODS/ SERVICES |
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| WHAT HAPPENED IN THE PAST |
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| POLITICAL THEORY, OPERATION, BEHAVIOR |
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| APPLICATION AND PROBLEM SOLVING |
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| MODELS OR FRAMEWORKS FOR QUESTIONS THAT GUIDE RESEARCH |
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| BELIEF THAT SOCIETY IS HIGHLY INTERRELATED STRUCTURES THAT OPERATE TOGETHER IN HARMONY |
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| BELIEF THAT SOCIETY IS CONSTANTLY CHANGING IN RESPONSE TO INEQUALITY AND CONFLICT |
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| HOW PEOPLE INTERPRET THE SOCIAL WORLD THEY ARE IN |
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| THE MEANING WE PLACE ON OUR AND OTHER'S BEHAVIOR; THE IDEA THAT THE EXPECTATION AND REACTIONS OF OTHERS AFFECT BEHAVIOR |
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| (ENGLISH LADY) SHE BELIEVED THAT TO STUDY SOCIOLOGY, YOU MUST STUDY POLITICS, RELIGION AND SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS. |
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| FRENCH MAN WHO FOUNDED SOCIOLOGY; HE BELIEVED IN SCIENTIFIC METHOD AND ALTRUISM |
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| COLLECT DATA THROUGH OBSERVATION |
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| GERMAN MAN WHO WAS A CONFLICT THEORIST AND FOCUSED ON THE ORGANIZATION OF LABOR |
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| FRENCH MAN WHO BELIEVED IN SCIENTIFIC METHOD, REALISM AND STRUCTURAL FUNCTIONALISM |
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| GERMAN MAN WHO BELIEVED IN RATIONALISM AND DISENCHANTMENT. BELIEVED THAT SOCIOLOGY MUST STUDY SOCIAL ACTIONS. INTERESTED IN THE RELIGIOUS AFFECTS ON SOCIETY. |
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| AMERICAN MAN WHO WAS INTERESTED IN RACISM AND RELIGION. |
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