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Sociology 201 Exam 2 Review
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an example of a status group is a college fraternity
True
False
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George H. Cooleyarguedthattheselfisshapedbythe social interactions we have&interpretations we make of those interactions
False
True
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A status assigned to people by society, which is not chosen and which cannot be changed easily
ascribed status
achieved status
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Little Tommy is 3 years old and loves to play chef in his little kitchen. What stage is he in?
play stage
game stage
5
What type of mobility is described by a rags-to-riches story?
relative mobility
horizontal mobility
intergenerational mobility
vertical social mobility
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The theory of the looking glass self says that
We develop a social self based on how we think other people perceive us
we develop social self through biology
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What is the inequality between social categories or social groups?
stratification inequality
mistaken inequality
colonialism inequality
categorical inequality
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Consumerism encourages people to buy_____________.
more than what they need
less than what they need
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Negative an unequal treatment directed at a particular group
symbolic ethnicity
segregation
ethnicity
discrimination
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What are the 5 agents of socialization
family, school,peer groups, media, workplace
family, dyad,peer groups, media, workplace
family, school,peer groups, media, role strain
family, school,peer groups, unemployment, workplace
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A theory stating that ignoring small crimes&minor violations creates a spiral of increasing deviance&more serious crimin
broken windows theory
labeling theory
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Who held a negative view of inequality?
Rousseau and Durkeim
Durkeim and marx
Weber and Marx
Marx and Rousseau
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What is the difference bt loose societies and tight societies?
loose has weak social norms and high tolerance for deviant actions
loose has strong social norms and low tolerance for deviant behavior
tight has strong social norms and low tolerance for deviant behavior
tight has weak social norms and low tolerance for deviant behavior
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A form of racism based on the refusal to discuss or notice race
colorblind racism
determined racism
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stratification system more power and privilege come from the effective leader ship of important organizations
party system
caste system
class system
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What’s the difference b/t a class system and a status system?
class system have higher levels of ascriptiveness and crystallization
status system have higher levels of ascriptiveness and crystallization
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Genocide is the systematic killing a people on the basis of the race, ethnicity, or religion
True
False
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What is the difference between bureaucracy and social network?
hierarchy
connections
rules
social ties
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thedifferentwayswelearnaboursociety's beliefsvalues&expected behaviors,processof learning the social meanings of culture
social self
play stage
socialization
looking glass self
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When the dominant group expels the minority group through acts of violence
population transfer/ethnic cleansing
internal colonialism
assimilation
genocide
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A deviant act or behavior that does not result in the person adopting an identity as a deviant person
secondary deviance
primary deviance
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When there is equal variability for the minority and majority: no dominant group
segregation
amalgamation
pluralism
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theorythatpeoplewhohave strong social bonds&attachments in their community are less likely to engage in deviant behavior
deviance theory
covergent theory
social control theory
socialization theory
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Michaelwasreleasedfrom prison4 drug sales2weeks ago&has been arrested today for drug salesWhat term describes 2nd arrest
incarceration
criminal recidivism
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organizations, schools, and neighborhoods are seperated by race and ethnicity
racial determinism
segregation
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The degree at which movement is possible in a stratification system
ascriptiveness
degree of inequality
crystallization
rigidity
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burglary, motor vehicle theft, and larceny are all examples of what type of crime?
property
violent
hate
blue collar
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A practice where banks would not give mortgages to people who lived in minority dominated neighborhoods
racial steering
redlining
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Any behavior that is outside social boundaries for what counts as normal an acceptable
deviance
stigma
civil law
crime
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A theory that people become deviant when they are labeled as deviant people
labeling theory
deviant theory
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What kind of group is typically organized around a common activity or interest
secondary group
primary group
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The use of social conflict&other disruptive techniques to make a political point in a effort to change government policy
contintuous politics
structural mobility
world systems theory
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A response to deviance that controls both deviant behavior&the offender& aims to protect social group& social standards
rehabilitation
punishment
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The Forceable removal of an entire group of people from a society because of the race, ethnicity, or religion
racial determinism
racial profiling
symbolic ethnicity
ethnic cleansing
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Acts of violence/intimidation against ppl bc of race,ethnicity,national origin, religion,gender identity,sexual orientat
property crime
violent crime
white collar crime
hate crime
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What nation has the largest number of people in prison in the world today?
US
Liberia
Japan
South America
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Cashiers, telemarketing, fast food line cooks jobs are examples of what class
lower middle class
underclass
working poor
upper middle class
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if you want to change your achieved status you need to change _; if you change your ascribed status you need to change_.
Your actions, how people see you
how ppl see you, your actions
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Discrimination and segregation DO NOT reinforce inequality
False
True
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Which group relationship is more stable
triad
dyad
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The flow of earnings over a delimited time period including rents and salaries.
wealth
income
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Who came up with the idea of dramaturgical theory?
Weber
mead
Durkheim
Goffman
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(reads to you bc it is too long)
ethnic enclaves
blockbusting
multiculturalism
assimilation
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which is NOT a category of race?
Native Americans
Latino/a
African Americans
white ethnic groups
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What is the definition of inequality?
the unequal distribution of social goods such as money power and status
the equal distribution of social goods such as money power and status
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According to Max Weber, class systems function most effectively when they are organized around status groups
False
True
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The likelihood that a person will engage in future criminal behavior
criminal recidivism
criminal rehabilitation
parole