SOC Final Exam 3

When a school indirectly teaches things that are not in a curricular subject (like norms/behaviors)

A section of the economy that provides an intangible service (healthcare)

When the effects of social class are changed by certain social factors

What does the conflict theory do in regards to education?

a segment of the service economy where individuals earn income from on-demand jobs

Being in a relationship with only one person

What does the functionalist theory do in regards to education?

The purpose of school in sociological terms

an economic condition where a handful of firms control a market

Inequalities of the family

The difference in academic performance between genders is considered what?

An economic system in which private systems make the financial decisions

Marriage between people in different social groups

Why is a service sector important?

Define family

The traditional family concept where the women do the housework and the man is the breadwinner

What is considered the tertiary level of economy?

What focuses on society's structures and their functions?

What are the 4 functions of family?

unintentionally teaching kids certain information

People who are negatively stereotyped, placed into situations where they fear they might have to conform to stereotypes

The expected behaviors and norms in a household

A household where one person is the "breadwinner"

The family beyond your nuclear family (grandparents, cousins)

A family that consists of 2 parents and their children in one household

Using academic credentials to receive benefits is what?

A system where the state is responsible for the welfare of its citizens is considered what?

Domestic work where one partner does something using unpaid labor, after paid labor (doing housework after paid job)

What does the symbolic interactionalism theory do in regards to education?

What 5 types of families are mentioned?

What examines power dynamics and inequalities in society?

What is considered the second level of economy?

When corporations have their own separate rights from other members

A system where the state governs through punishment

What do the social forces of the family do?

Marriage between people who live in the same geographical location

a form of business where one seller dominates the market

Marriage between people within a social group

Being in a relationship with more than one person at a time

What studies individual interactions and meanings in society

Why is "family" a social institution?

Intentionally teaching kids certain information

When someone manages their outward expression to meet the expectations of a job

What is the problem with corporations?

Marriage between people who share similar interests

What are the changes in institutions?

What is considered the primary level of the economy?