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| ability to see relationships between people and society |
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1800 functionalist theorist
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| a state of normalness do not fit in |
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comunist manifesto very negative have have nots
blames evrything on economy |
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studied marx work tells marx people are the problem not society
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| large group like a nation tends to focus on war |
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| small group like families or towns tends to focus on divorce |
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| no function if it does not not function we do not change |
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| any function of an institution or other social phenomenon that is unintentional and often unrecognized. |
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| abnormal or unhealthy impersonal behavior or interaction with a group |
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| non-financial assets that involve educational, social, and intellectual knowledge provided to children who grow up in non-wealthy but highly-educated and intellectually-sophisticated families. |
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| the network of social connections that exist between people, and their shared values and norms of behaviour, which enable and encourage mutually advantageous social cooperation |
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meaning behind something
how you perceive it |
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| try to facilitate change or restructive threw research |
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| specify what your definition is |
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| dependent on independent variable to make it change |
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| connection between two things |
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| degree of what you measure effects what you are studying |
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| how well you depend on the study |
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| not easy to hide a lie because you are being watched |
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| conduct a test to see the results |
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| when you know the experimentoe is watching you change your behavior |
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| go threw content and coat or make it better |
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| protect your sources do not reveil them |
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| communication threw symbols |
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| religion based perception of a group |
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| struggle for power between two groups |
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| biased on what you believe |
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| usually follows discovery |
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| only care about your own culture |
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| a concept that cultural norms and values derive their meaning within a specific social context |
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| you can touch and smell also taste |
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| made from material things |
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| the cultural values and behavioral patterns distinctive of a particular group in a society |
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| the culture and lifestyle of those people, especially among the young, who reject or oppose the dominant values and behavior of society. |
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| percieve your world based on hypothesis |
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| a standard, model or pattern |
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| the way you see yourself portayed to others |
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