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| Hunting and Gathering Society |
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A society that depends on hunting and gathering; labor by sex
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individual thought to be able to influence spiritual forces; must help obtain food
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Society based on pasturing animals; in areas with low rainfall; remained nomadic
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Society based on cultivation of plants by the use of hand tools; developed into permenant settlements
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Happened gradually over 1000's of years;changed human history; allowed development of division of labor; indirectly stimulated trade
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| Agricultural Revolution/ "Dawn of Civilization" |
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Created an unseen surplus of crops; created more time for leisure not farming; Inventions: wheel, writing, and numbers
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Began with the invention of the steam engine
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society where goods are produced by machines powered by fuels, instead of animals, or brute force
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| Postindustrial/ Information Society |
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society based on information, services, and high technology rather than raw materials and manufacturing
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society whose economy centers around the application of genetics; Tobacco that fights cancer, and spider milk in goats
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people sharing the same space, but dont consider themselves as one group; people in a grocery line, or drivers at a red light
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a statisic; people who make up a category don't interact with eachother; 78% of COLLEGE FRESHAMN will gain weight
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groups characterized by Charles Cooley for intimate long-term face to face association and cooperation; family and friends
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large; anonymous; based on common interest and staus; a college classroom
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groups which we feel loyalty to
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groups toward which we feel antagonism
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tries to keep group moving toward goals
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usually not recognized as leader; increases harmony
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coined by Irvis Janis refers to collective tunnel vision; seemingly only one correct answer
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consists of two members; most unstable of human groups
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the investment of capital wit the hopes of gaining more capital
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secondary groups designed to achieve explicit objectives
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a formal organization with a hieracrchy of authority, division of labor; emphasis on written rules
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Coined by Carl Marx as a term for workers' lack of connection to their product; feel as though they are objects
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promotion based on accomplishments until they reach the appropiate level where the remain
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even after an organization achieves its goal, and has no need to continue, it does; adoption of new goals by an organization
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a group of volunteers who make up an organization based on mutual interest; NAACP
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| the iron law of oligarchy |
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coined by Robert Michels;refers to how organizations come to be ruled by small elite members
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| humanizing a work setting |
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develpos rather than impedes human potential; flexible
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| maximum security workplace |
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use of comps and surveillence to mointor workers
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