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| -the scientific study of social behavior and human groups |
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-an awareness of the relationship between an individual and the wider society
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| verstehen (understanding) |
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| double consciousness (division of an individuals id into two or more social realities) |
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| social and cultural capital |
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-society as a living organism
-emphasized ways in which parts of society are structured to maintain stability |
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-competition btw groups
-marxism, feminism |
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| generalizes about everyday forms of social interaction in order to explain society as a whole |
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| people seen as theatrical performers |
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| the use of sociology with the intent to use practical applications |
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| dedicated to facilitating change by altering social relationships/reconstructing social institutions |
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| sociology as an academic discipline and science |
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| loss of direction felt in society when social control of individual behavior becomes ineffective |
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