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George Herbert Mead took his "looking glass self" a step further refering to social masks

Case studies are used for what?

How do sociologists primarily get their information?

How did the British remove Indigenous culture?

Piaget thinks we develop logic when?

"Social actions motivated by efficiency or benefit" = ??

Conformity can be both positive and negative.

Which age range is associated with intimacy vs. isolation

Colonialism was a way to do what?

This humanist psychologist studied concentration camp survivors. His findings contradicted Maslow.

According to Piaget, children in the pre-operational stage have the ability to:

What discipline primarily uses surveys and questionnaires?

What was Lucy named after?

What important item was Otzi Carrying when discovered?

Otzi was found bordering what 2 countries?

Music is an example of:

What did Bouchard conclude about twins?

What was one of the reasons Karen Horney diagreed with Freud?

We can know someone's hair colour from their bones

Select the way people are similar to primates

How do we see real-time images of the brain?

What kind of primates did Dian Fossey work with?

What kind of observation is not used much in social science?

The idea that any perceived difference between the sexes is due to brain differences is called:

An employer hires a person that is Christian over someone who is Muslim. This is an example of:

What is the cerebellum responsible for:

What culture do we know the most about through archaeology?

Which is NOT a part of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?

Where is Birtue Galdikas from?

Logotherapy tries to accomplish:

What isn't an environmental influence on intelligence

In classical condidtioning a stimulus that elicits no response before condidtioning is the:

In participant observation, the researchers should:

Jalen loves his cat but is often too rough with it. His parent are going to take away a toy if he does not stop.

The brain uses ______ amount of energy:

When a large group of like-minded people come together, collective action is the most common outcome. This is:

Believing each part of society has a job to do is aligned with what theory?

Applying the scientific method to obtain concrete, measurable, and testable data to understand society is called:

Prejudice can develop in children if they are exposed to prejudice in media.

What is the difference between achaeology and forensic anthropology?

The way individuals construct meaning of who they are and how to act in society is part of what theory?

Self-Actualization was theorized by:

Ethnology looks at what?

What part of the brain creates the fight or flight response to fear?

Ibn Khaldun was a 14th century ________ who wrote about the world around him.

The study of the origins and cultures of different races and peoples is:

Bryanna has a habit of biting her nails. According to Freud, she is stuck in the ________ stage

Which of the following is NOT an example of collective behaviour?

Which is NOT an example of systematic discrimination.

Nate is a "neat freak" and a "perfectionist. He HATES things out of order. Freud would say he is stuck in the ____ stage

What can you learn through socialization?

The idea that children's gender specific behaviours are established by their observation/imitation of people around them

How do we determine the age of bones?

Psychology, Anthropology and Sociology can be referred to as:

The story of Genie Wiley demonstrates the importance and value of :

Which social theorist is credited with founding conflict theory

The way toys are displayed in a store can play an important part in a child's gender socialization.

Conditioned Stimulus looks like:

Which canadian sociologis said that "women are alienated from their experience"

Ethnology is the study of:

When Queen Elizabeth II died, people from around the world morned her loss. This is an an example of:

What did Hollingworth discover about gifted children?

Sociolinguistics looks at:

The idea that society develops on a trial and error basis and that if something isn't useful it disappears is:

Which is not a part of Freud belief about the human psyche?

What did Emile Durkeim do for sociology?

Expectations about how people should behave are referred to as:

What isn't in the Cycle of Perfectionism

Who did Derrick Freeman critique?

Sociology focuses on ______?

How does our brain fill in the "gaps?"

Who studied twins reared apart?

Which of the following is NOT a social institution?

What is ethnocentrism?

Overeating is a display of what psychosexual stage of development?

Bayshore Mall at Christmas time is packed with busy shoppers. This is an example of:

What is one way reserachers have helped Alzheimers patients with memory loss?

What happened to the Bobo doll, when the children interacted with it?

What is the average IQ range?

A group of people fuelled by a single purpose or goal is a(n):

The idea that the poor/elderly/disabled should not receive help because they can't survive on their own is called

When Skinners rat stopped pressing the bar, it was an example of:

According to the text, what are young athletes prone to?

Evolution is possible due to:

This linguistic anthropologist studied the languages of Aboriginal Canadians.

In order for client-centred therapy to work, the psychiatrist must have ________.

The brain is only about 2 percent of the average adult’s total body weight.

When does crucial brain development occur?

What ethnicity was Hans Staden?

What were the 3 Primates that the trimates studied?

This person believed that the individual and society are interconnected and cannot be separated

Social Indentity:

The brain makes up _______ of total body weight

The terms sociology was first used by Auguste Comte