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Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
Hinduism
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share an attribute
identify w/ each other
interact |
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Founded by Max Weber.
Type of secondary group designed to perform tasks efficiently characterized by specialization, technical condfidence, hierarchy, written rules, personality & formal written communication |
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| 1. specialization 2 technical competence 3. heirarchy 4.rules and regulations 5.impersonality 6. formal written communication |
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| Revolution, Extreme prosperity, depression |
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governor at top, faculty at bottom
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| chairman of board, employees at bottom |
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| corrosive and influential |
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| traditional, legal rational, charasmatic |
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| denial, anger, negotiation, resignation, acceptance |
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| 2 reasons people committ suicide |
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| over identification, under identification |
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| 1. functionalist 2.social conflict 3.symbolic |
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Rights of workers
Abolish Slavery
Womens Rights |
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| 2 types of social systems |
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| Who Created survival of the fittest |
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Denial
Anger
Negotiation
Resignation
Acceptance
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| Who created the term Mcdonaldization |
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| Who created Model personality |
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| The web of direct & indirect ties connecting an individual to other people who may also affect them |
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| Normlessness - Norms don't exist. Recepients state at affairs in society where norms are absent. |
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| In very cohesive groups the tendency to ensure a high degree of conformity among members. Creating a demand for unanimous agreement. |
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| The ability to control the actions of others |
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| Power that is backed by threat of force |
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| Power that is supported by persuasion |
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| laws, rules & procedures not in the heredity or personaily of any leader |
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| Perception of remarkable personal qulaities in a leader |
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| Born either upper or lower class |
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able to move along classes
poor ---> rich |
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| 5 Pillars of faith (Islam) |
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One God
Pray 5Xs a day
Fast during month of romadon
Give to poor
One Mecca
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| More formal, larger in #s, impersonal relationships |
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Strong sense of antagonism
Any group an individual feels opposition, rivalry or hostility toward. |
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| Provides a standard of comparison against which we evaltuate ourselves |
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| Behavior, trait, belief or other characteristic that violates a norm and covers a negative reaction |
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| Taking the role of the other (Theory) |
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Prepatory Stage
Play stage
Game |
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Children start to learn
1st stage of devolping through imitating people (parents & others in public)
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| Children pretend to play the role of significant others |
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| Children play organized games |
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| Socialization down gender lines |
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"Cognitive development theory"
Created by observing his children w/ reasoning
1.Sensory motor
2.Pre-operational
3.Concrete operational
4. Formal operational |
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| Process of replacing previous learned norms/Values w/ new ones as a transition in life. |
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| Individuals are cut off from rest of society so their lives are controlled for the purpose of systematically stripping away previous roles & identities in order to create new arms. |
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| Socially defined position in society. That usually carries a set of rules & expectations. |
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| A set of behaviors expected by someone due to their status. |
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| Occurs when demands of one status interferes w/ another. |
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| Process of leaving a role we will no longer occupy |
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| Superior to others in the mind of the individual. Status Society associates w/ that person |
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| Acquired by an individual |
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| Acquired by an individual |
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| The tension when there are contridactary expectations w/ in one roll. |
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| State of affairs in society where norms are absent & can be greatly comprimised |
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| Tendency to enforce a high degree of conformity among its members creating a demand for unanimous agreement. |
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