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small groups
symbols
meaning |
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| relationship between 2 things |
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all about numbers
numeric data
surveys
records |
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| how one should behave in given context |
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SF
soc can be looked at as an organism
if some like the lungs fails the entire soc fails with it |
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SF
social order
includes all norms
belief and religion |
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if we evolve to quickly trouble happens
slow down... |
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| social integration solidarity |
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| how religion kept people together |
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all conflict is due to class
want chance asap
class
gender
ethic |
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rich
you have money working for you |
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learn social place
all actors
with lines |
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a little bit of a line
just ahnowledge someone |
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dont have lines
getting ready for front stage
no one can join you on back stage |
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mainstream
respect is earned by obedience
respect authority/law
restrictions |
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show toughness
respect taken
disrespect authority/law |
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| 5 ways we have been mcdonaldized |
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efficiency
..very laid out
..factory in every store
predictability
..always the same wherever in the world
calculability
..more emphasis on more food than good food
substitute non human for human
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control
..seats that hurt |
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understanding member perspective
in depth interview
give open ended answer not generalizable |
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surveys
gives some choices
generalizable |
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in the middle
some sort of counting |
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produced by humans
cell phone, facebook, cars, houses |
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people like to be liked
we change our answer to look better |
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| people work better when they think they are being watched |
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| people lived separate lives but the trt didnt effect their other life |
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| feeds insecurity making up buy more to compete |
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| any vehicle that contain meaning |
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art
artifacts
any object that we created |
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informal norms
burping, farting |
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| confusion in different culture |
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| judge culture by your own |
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| try to learn about other culture and their practices |
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way to talk about norms
ideology
no material
a way we understand our culture and world |
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happens initially
family
we internalize with this culture |
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| secondary social group agent |
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happens later in your life
smaller group
related to place; college, workplace |
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peer group
share paterns
more stable |
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reference group
come together for one reason and the leave
their is a reason
not long term |
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| accumulation of natural growth |
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let kids be
grow up naturally |
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rigorous activities
scheduled times
peer group centered around activities |
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| anything breaking the norms |
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dont conform to the norm
(left side of the bell curve |
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hold onto it so much it is over the top
(right side of bell curve) |
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| differential reinforcement theory |
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| differential association theory |
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social ties
less likely for you to break norms
you dont want to let them down |
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| techniques of neutralization |
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denial of responsibility
..it wasnt my fault
denial of injury
..no harm no foul
denial of victim
..they werent a victim
..they deserved it
condemnation of condemner
..the people in authority did wrong too why should i be held accountable
appeal to higher loyalties
..you were deviant but you did it for a bigger reason
..speeding to hospital |
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| socail containment theory |
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| helps us understand why we do not break norms |
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conscience
what you mind should tell you the right thing |
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socail consequences
law/teacher/police |
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| merton's theory of modes of adaptation |
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we all want the same thing
but not enough for us all to go around for everyone to be happy |
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| accepts approved goals and means |
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just approve of the goals not how they got their
fraud, drug business, prostitution |
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rejects the goals but goes through the motions
work hard and save but dont buy merc. |
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reject both goals and how to means of obtaining
dont work hard but dont want anything anywat |
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| reject goals and means but replace them |
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you can defend you deviance
it doesnt happen that often |
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| when deviance becomes more repetative and impacs your masster status |
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become most defining part of your identity
stigma |
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| using your power and money to get more money and power |
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