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| The intersection between individual lives and larger social influences. |
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| The study of small scale patterns of individual's social interaction in specific settings |
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| The study of large scale patterns and processes that characterize society as a whole. |
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| Predicted that conflict would result from wide spread economic inequality and was the father of communism. |
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| Social patterns which have an negative effect on a group or society. |
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| Are unintended and unrecognized. They are present but not immediately obvious. |
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| a set of statements that explains why a phenomenon occurs. |
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| Information that is based on observations ,experiments or experiences rather than on religion, ideology, or intuition. |
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| the scientific study of criminal behavior. Sociologists laid the foundations for Criminology. |
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| study developing countries and may engage in archaeological exploration.Anthropologists like Sociologists contemplate how and why people interact and behave the way they do. Sociologists tend to focus on modern societies. |
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| Study the production,selling, and consumption of goods and services. |
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| Focus on power relationships-how people vote how laws are passed,and how governments exercise power. |
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| Interested in what occurs with in people. such as feelings perceptions,personality learning and thinking. |
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| give help to people through organizations agencies or non profit organizations. Social Workers under stand the changes which occur in society. |
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| Is the father of sociology. he saw sociology as being the scientific study of society. Broken down into two parts: Social statics and social dynamics. |
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| explores how principles of social order explain a certain society. As well as the interconnections between structures. |
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| focuses on how societies and individuals change over time. |
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| Aspects of social life, outside to the individual person. That can be measured |
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| Social understanding and peace. |
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| An interdependence of different tasks and occupations that are characteristic to working societies which produce social unity and emphasize change. |
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| An economic system in which the owner ship of the means of production like land, factories,and machines is in private hands. |
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