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common interest
common goals
Ex: AKAs |
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Intimate
Face to Face
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chosen to be apart of
temporary relationships
ex: school |
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| violate respect norms in society |
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put a elabel on a behavior thats not acceptable
ex: thug, killer |
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| conflicts in society because people are competing for resources |
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| explains weak social bonds |
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opportunities
education
income |
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| explains social inequalities in society |
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| People who know they're being exploited |
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| 1st world countries MAKE 2nd and third world countries need them |
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| 1 economic system in the world based on capitalism |
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| technologically advanced countries |
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| use evaluation system tom easure group members |
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| an economic and sociological combined total measure of a person's work experience and of an individual's or family’s economic and social position in relation to others |
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| symbolic interaction theory |
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| PLACES EMPHASIS ON SOCIAL INTERACTION TO PROVIDE BEHVIOR |
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| semi-peripheral countries |
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| observed tendency for people to make more daring decisions when they are in groups THAN ALONE |
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| MICRO SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY |
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| one of the main branches (or focuses) of sociology, concerning the nature of everyday human social interactions |
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"WITHOUT"
LACK OF SOCIAL NORMS |
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| motivational theory looking at how the average person constructs the meaning of an event based on his /her motives to find a cause |
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| Describes the social stratification and social restrictions |
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| social theory that expands on the cycle of poverty |
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