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SOC 142 Exam 3
Pop Culture is the result of
People who are critical of technology.
SOC 142 Exam 3
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People who are critical of technology.
Neo-Luddites
Neo-Nazis
Techophiles
Boomers
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Pop Culture is the result of
Hybridization
Isolation
Collaboration
Socialization
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Who would say this: People are unquestioning recipients of pop culture & media messages
Feminist
Interactionist
Functionalist
Conflict
4
Egypt was thought to have mass production because
the river hippopotami inspired music
of Egyptian clay molds for funerary statues
Cleopatra's eyeliner style was popular
the crocodile was used to make purses
5
Many of our daily activities involve attempts to convey impressions of who we are
Looking Glass Self
Theory of Self
Impression Management
Face Work
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Comic Con is an example of the Interactionist approach.
False
True
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Connectors know ___ people and many ___ of people.
evil; children
kind; many
cute;rich type
many; kinds
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Typically dubbed the Oscars of fashion
Met Gala
Grammys
Super Bowl
Emmys
9
The physical environment impacts the creation of popular culture.
False
True
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Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group signed the Music Climate Pact recently.
False
True
11
C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien were part of this
Collaborative Circles
Cultural Conventions
Art Worlds
Collaborative Conventions
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Lin Manuel Miranda is an example of a Connector.
False
True
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Since the late 1700s what have been significant factors in the formation of popular culture
Mass Media
Growth in technology
Urbanization
Industrialization
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The idea of a starving artist working alone in an attic is a myth
False
True
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Cultural Conventions
Simplify and improve efforts among culture creators
None of the answers are correct
Pop Culture production efficient
Make collaborative action possible
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I am not what I think I am, I am not what you think I am, I am what I think you think I am.
Erving Goffman
George Herbert Mead
C.H. Cooley
Max Weber
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_____ makes it possible for culture to be produced in places like New York City.
Interactionism
Collaborative Circles
Urbanism
Cultural Conventions
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Religion impacts how we interact with the world and the type of economy a country has
Herbert Spencer
Emile Durkheim
Max Weber
Karl Marx
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Technology symbolizes the potential for a bright future.
Neo-Nazis
Boomers
Neo-Luddites
Technophiles
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Urbanism?
Population mobility
Number of residents
Population density
Degree of human diversity
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What is defined as highbrow and lowbrow culture stays the same through the years.
False
True
22
Some cultural conventions are easily broken while others are not.
False
True
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Who would say this: people have an impact on the production & consumption of pop culture.
Functionalist
Feminist
Interactionist
Conflict
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People in Collaborative Circles can get so close, ownership of work becomes confusing.
False
True
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An unusually named celebrity's child is cushioned from bullying because of wealth and status.
False
True
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Behavior meant to uphold or save one's face
Impression Management
Face Work
Looking Glass Self
Theory of Self
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According to Fred Schroeder
The United States is where pop culture originated
The Egyptians did not know pop culture
Pop culture is a modern phenomenon
Pop culture has been around since ancient times
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Taken for granted rules and agreed upon assumptions
Art Worlds
Cultural Conventions
Collaborative Circles
Collaborative Convention
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In Urbanism, diversity can be both a unifying and dividing factor.
False
True