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| Macro, views society as an unequal system that brings conflict and change |
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| Functionalist perspective |
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| macro, a theoretical paradigm that defines society as a system of interrelated parts |
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| micro! focuses on how people interact with others in their everyday lives |
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| a group with similar access to power, wealth and prestige |
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| the one that's most important to you |
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| one you're born into, royalty |
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| one where you've worked your way up |
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| how you perform each of your independent roles |
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| one role putting too much strain or stress |
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| to take in other people's culture or ideas, to conform |
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| glue that binds a society, arises out of the shared values, needs and beliefs of society. |
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| intense or irrational dislike or fear of people from other countries. |
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| relationships between humans based on personal and family ties, community, close knit |
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| impersonal ties to a larger social group |
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| a prise or punishment you receive when breaking a social norm |
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| rolling your eyes at someone |
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| a cultural standard of what is good, bad, right or wrong. |
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| when two or more values are at odds |
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| when two or more values strengthen each other |
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| functions that lead to an expected consequence |
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| functions that lead to an unexpected consequence |
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| informal norms, based on social expectations, manners |
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| represent a communities most important values |
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| an act that is socially unacceptable |
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| impression management - Face saving work |
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| getting an answer wrong and being like haha jk |
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| studying the same people over a long period of time |
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| studying one thing at one point in time, ex the class |
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| ex studying the united states, japan, sweeden and a bunch of history....basically...comparing what you study. |
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| building, clothing, jewelry |
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| two things going the same way |
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| two things going in different ways |
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| the small picture, centralized |
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| the big picture, nationalized |
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| the ability to look beyond the individual as the cause for success and failure and to see how one's society influences the outcome |
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| omish people, in a world all of their own |
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| druggies, in the main culture but going against it in a way |
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| the part of ourselves we let people see |
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| the part of ourselves we keep hidden |
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| the study of relevant academic articles |
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| when someone experiences a culture different to their own and has an emotional response due to the differences |
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| culture passing from one generation to the next through language |
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| strong societies survive and the weak ones become extinct |
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| a group of people arbitrarily chosen from a population |
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| too much solidarity, suicide bombers |
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| lack of solidarity, isolated, refuse social connections |
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| cannot deal with chaos, insecure |
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| you can't hide it (handicap) |
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| you are able to hide it (sexual orientation) |
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| small, intimate, enduring groups |
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| formal, superficial and temporary groups |
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| if you do a study of a sample, their ability to accurately describe a population. You need to have the same number of demographics |
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| doing research without allowing personal objectives to bias you |
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