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| This is all the shared products of human groups: language, religion, food, dress, etc. |
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| This social theorist started a settlement house (Hull House) in Chicago |
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| These are the manners and customs of a society. |
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| This is the type of status you are born with. |
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| This ocurs when the expectations for one role causes conflict with the expectations of another role. |
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| This man is considered the "father of sociology." |
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| This woman said that women are opressed because they lack economic power. |
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| This is the status that plays the greatest role in a person's life. |
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| These are the important beliefs of a society. What is good or bad, right or wrong. |
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| This is the science that tht explores human society and social/groups |
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| These type of crimes include sucicide, gambling, drug addiction |
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| this is a group of people who are around the same age, and the same social characteristics |
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| This is dressing up like mommy, playing fireman, student teaching |
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| Anticipatory socialization |
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| this is the way we learn the rules of our society |
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| This is when you break the norms of your society |
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| this a type of status you work for |
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| This person says that society exsists because of consensus |
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| This is the belief that your culture is better than anyone elses |
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| This is when a person moves from one important stage in their life into another - graduate from high school |
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| What are Herbert Spencer's ideas on society called? |
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| This is the smalles element of a culture |
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| This is a group where interaction is formal and temporary |
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| These are things in society that remain stable over time. |
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| This is a persons attitudes, beliefs, values, characteristics of a person |
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| This is a group with their own values and norms that exsist within a larger group (Amish) |
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| These are things in society that change over time. |
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| This is a group of three people |
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| tax fraud, embezzlement, crime committed in the course of one's job is called |
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| white collar or coporate crime |
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| This is the most fragile type of group |
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| The intentional killing of an entire group of people because of race, religion, nationality, etc. |
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| This is when you treat people unfairly because of their race, religion, gender, etc. |
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| This is an oversimplified, exaggerated, or unfavorable generalization about a group of people. example-all Irish drink, all blonds are dumb, etc. |
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| This is an act that is prohibited by law and punished by the government |
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| This is your personal identity |
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| A negative belief about a group of people because of race, religion, gender, etc. |
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| These are rules of behavior |
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| This is the group in society that does not have power. |
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| This is a reason for deviance that says people pick and choose the norms to follow if there are too many, too few, or confusing rules of behavior. |
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| This is based on genetic characteristics. |
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| This is a position or place you hold in society. |
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| This is a type of status you earn. |
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| This happens when behaviors attached to two statuses cause problems for each other. Example: student but an employee also |
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| This is the group in society that has power. |
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| This occurs when behaviors attached to the same status cause conflict. |
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| This is a group whose members share a unique social and cultural heritage. |
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| This theory says that much of our social behavior is caused by genetics. |
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| This theory says that deviance occurs when everyone cannot achieve the goals of society in an acceptable way they will turn to deviance to achieve the goal. |
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| Example of this are words like: policeman, cleaning lady, mailman. |
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| This person coined the term "Verstehen" being able to put yourself in someone else's shoes. |
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| This occurs when a child has to take into account the norms and values of society. |
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| This is the theorist who is most involved with the conflict perspective. |
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| This is a group that we use to make evaluations about ourselves. |
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| These are rewards or punishments for behavior. |
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| The view that looks at the behavior of groups not individuals |
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| being able to put yourself in someone elses shoes |
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| started the settlement house...Hull house in chicago |
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| is the systematic study of social behavior and human groups |
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| said that women were oppressed because they lacked economic power |
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| things in society that remain stable over time |
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| Things in society that change over time |
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| Herbert Spencer's ideas on society are called |
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| said that society exsists because of consensus among members of society. |
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| rewards or punishments for behavior |
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| culture cannot be passed on unless this is present |
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| language/form of communication |
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| terms: fireman and policeman are examples of what |
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| an abstract system of word meanings and symbols for all aspects of culture |
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| religion, language, food preparation, burial rites are all known as |
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| this is a group with its own values and norms that exists within the dominant culture |
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| the belief that your culture is superior to all others |
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| the totality of learned, socially transmitted customs, knowledge, material objects and behaviors is |
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| these are the most important beliefs of a culture - willing to sacrifice for them |
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| manners, customs, of a culture |
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| this says language influences our reality |
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| groups within a culture that want to change the culture |
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| viewing cultures by their own standards (unbiased) |
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| this element of culture consists of rules for behavior |
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| a fairly large number of people who live in the same territory, are relatively independent of people outside thier area, and participate in a common culture |
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| blacklist, white lie, black sheep are examples of what in language |
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| According to Cooley, this is a three part way we develop a sense of self |
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| is the way people learn attitudes, values, and behaviors appropriate for a member of a particular culture |
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| According to Mead, this is the first stage in developing a sense of self |
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| according to Goffman this approach to the self says we display ourselves to others depending upon our audience. |
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| this is a distinct identity that sets us apart from others |
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| this is the study of the biological basis of social behavior |
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| getting a drivers liscense, graduating from college, marriage, are all important life changes. the sociological term for this is |
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| is the question concerning the factors of heredity or environment on socialization |
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| These are person's typical patterns of attitudes, needs, characteristics, and behaviors |
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| attitudes, viewpoints, and expectations of society that a child must take into account is called |
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| This is the group that has power |
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| is an unfair belief about a person or group |
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| this is the group that does not have power |
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| occurs when people are unable to achieve their goals so they take out their anger, and blame their failures, on a weaker person or group |
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| learning prejudice through socialization and the use of stereotypes |
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| cultural causes of prejudice |
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| share these characterisitcs - glorify power, see the world as black or white, good or bad, see the world as a jungle |
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| authoritarian personality |
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| is based on skin color, height, hair color and texture - genetic markers |
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| is the unfair treatment of people because of race, nationality, sex, religion etc. |
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| is discrimination that has become part of our social institution (like women not being allowed power positions in many churches) |
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| structural causes of prejudice |
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| is the belief that your culture is better than anyone elses |
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| are expectations of behavior attached to a certain status |
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| status you have earned by your own efforts |
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| when expectations from two different roles cause problems for each other |
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| socially defined positions in society |
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| when two different expectations from the same position cause problems |
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| the most important status |
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| a crime committed by persons of high social position in the course of their occupation |
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| behavior that goes aganist the norms of society |
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| is a violation of the statues enacted into criminal law |
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| occurs when a person engages in deviant behavior but people are unaware of it |
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| is a violation of law in which there are no apparent victims...gambling, drug use, prostitution |
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| punishment for deviant behavior |
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| is a crime aganist a person motivated by prejudice...race, religion, gender, etc. |
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| when a person engages in deviant behavior and everyone knows it |
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