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| Any effective urge or impulse that leads to social action |
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| An interaction between individuals that affects every participant |
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| Established and organized systems of social behavior with a particular and recognized purpose |
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| Privately felt problems that spring from events or feelings in a person's life |
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| Affect large numbers of people and have their origins in the institutional arrangements and history of a society |
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| The organized pattern of social relationships and social institutions that together constitute society |
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| a system of thought that regards scientific observation to be the highest form of knowledge |
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| social patterns that are external to individuals |
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| subtle, unitended consequences of an institutional element of which the participants are usually unaware |
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| a theoretical perspective that emphasizes the role of power and coercion in producing social order |
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- Coined the term sociology
- Positivism
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- Functionalism theory
- Social facts
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- Functionalism
- Manifest vs. Latent functions
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| Inteprets each part of society in terms |
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| the stated and intended goals of social behavior |
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- Conflict theory
- Struggle among economic social classes
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