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Social Studies: The Edge of Society
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amity-enmity simply means
Good - bad
Friend-enemy
High-brow & Low-brow
In-group & Out-group
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Endogamy is...
The custom of marrying only within the local/community/tribe
The prejudice typically against women, on the basis of sex.
Dominance by one country or social group over others
People with influence favouring family- usually economically
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What is the South Asian concept used as social punishment for violating the norms of endogamy?
Tanka
Bitlaha
Dehumanisation
Victimisation
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The homeless gather in which Los Angeles area? (between 5 000 - 8 000 people)
Down Town
Shanty Town
Skid Row
Bronx
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In slums people don't have....
Overcrowded homes
services: water, toilets, electricity, transportation
Refugees housing
Unsafe housing
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Did you study your social studies paper?
awh... That's nice
No...
It's too much!
Yes!
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If this is the answer, what is the question?
Blue!
Well there goes my streak again
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hahahahagfyshahaha
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_________ norm is based on your perception of the behaviour of the people around you
Prescriptive
Proscriptive
Injunctive
Descriptive Norm
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Question 70
Answer 70
...this again?
What is this sourcery??
Choose this one
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Will this ever end!?!?
This isn't fun anymore
Can I go to the bathroom?
This is fine
Too... much... to.... remember......
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Study about conformity - aimed to improve upon the methodology employed in the Asch conformity experiments
Asch Paradigm
Crutchfield Situation
social comparison
self-categorization
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Term used to describe the disparity between women's and men's earnings
Glass ceiling
Pay gap
Institutional sexism
Sexism
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person’s attitudes toward hierarchies and beliefs about whether one’s own group should dominate other groups
Social dominance orientation
Social exchange theory
Social class
Social comparison theory
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Baekjong means
Common people
Untouchable
outcast
Unclean/ dirty
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Used to describe the upper class of society
VIP's
Highbrows
In-groups
Upper class
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Tendency to conform to a group who we think is the same as us
Normative conformity
Referential conformity
Informational conformity
Peer pressure
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This picture is an example of
Racism
Segregation
Elitism
Rankism
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Your teachers birthday is
on the 14th of July
Not relevant
on the 31st of June
on the 29th of February
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Unwarranted singling out of an individual or group for subjection to crime, exploitation, tort, unfair treatment
Xenephobia
Marginalization
Victimization
Discrimination
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to describe one’s own behaviour in terms of situational factors while describing other’s behaviour fixed to personality
Social identification
Stanford prison experiment
Personal bias
Trait ascription bias
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Rankism
is using power differences in rank or hierarchy to discriminate as means to improve your situation
False
True
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all good actions being eventually rewarded and all evil actions eventually punished is known as
Wishful thinking
Ideal World
Life
Just-world Fallacy
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This photo is an example of
Communication Structures
Communication Hierarchy
Workplace Structure
Hierarchy
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Racial "passing" refers to when ethnic minorities in western nations act/ look white - coconut/banana
true
false
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Social stratification is beneficial for society since it motivates individuals to train and perform complex roles
Crutchfield situation
Davis-Moore Hypothesis
colonialism
Division of labour
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Burakumin simply means
People of the dirt
People of the village
Lowest class of Japan's 4 tiered system
Dirty people
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System in which principles of property law are applied to people
Bullying
Untouchables
Labour
Slavery
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This photo is an example of
Robber’s Cave
trait ascription
Acsh paradigm
Similarity
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Social comparison theory is the feeling of belonging to a group
-
nationality, ethnicity, religion,etc
False
True
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Social system where human society is divided into small, roughly independent subgroups
Group traits
Group preference
Tribalism
Social classification
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change opinions or behaviour when we conform to people who we believe have accurate information
Information conformity
Normative conformity
Opinion conformity
Behaviour conformity
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when people choose to build social relationships with members of their own race, gender, etc instead with others
Self segregation
Sexism
Similarity
Seceder model
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I'm too lazy to think of a question
Meh
Then I'm too lazy to answer
Therefor
.
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gender discrimination reflected in the policies and practices of organizations
institutional sexism
Marginalization
Discrimination
Sexism
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The five stages of the Tucman model are
Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing and Adjourning
Performing, Adjourning, Norming, Forming and Storming
Norming, Forming, Performing and Storming
Adjourning, Forming, Norming, Storming and Performing
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the assignment of different parts of a task to different people in order to improve efficiency
Division of Rank
Division of Class
Division of Labour
Division of Workers
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¯\_( ͡❛ ͜ʖ ͡❛)_/¯
✍( ͡o ͜ʖ ͡O)
凸 ( ͡ಥ ͜ʖ ͡ಥ)凸
凸 ( ͡❛ ͜ʖ ͡❛)凸
凸 ( ͡▀̿ ̿ ͜ʖ ͡▀̿ ̿ )凸
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the action of degrading someone to the status of a mere object, devoid of feeling or thought
Objectification
Degradation
Lowbrow
Discrimination
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Establishes the mainstream social norms, language, values and religion. ____ becomes the standard for the entire society
Descriptive norms
Cultural norm
Dominant culture
Colonialism
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Collective behaviour of people to flock together to move in one direction
Crowd
Swarm behavior
Mob mentality
Herd mentality
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The action of singling someone out for cruel or unjust treatment
Discrimination
Victimization
Narcissistic
Marksism
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homeless people, minorities, migrant workers, or anyone who experiences exclusion can be called
In-groups
amity-enmity complex
Socially invisible
cultural identity groups
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Social comparison
theory states that individuals determine their own
social
and personal worth
based on their social class status
based on the social groups they identify with
based on if they do better or worse than other people
based on how much likes they get on a photo
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The selection of desired heritable characteristics in order to improve future generations - survival of the fittest
Elitism
Eugenics
Social identification
euphoria
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Reparations
for slavery is the idea that some form of compensatory payment needs to be made
to organizations that fight slavery today
to the descendants of slaves
to minorities who might need it
by companies who benefited from slavery to charities
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The realistic conflict theory states that when there is competition for resources (Robbers cave experiment)
People will share the resources
People will do their best
Negative feelings will be a result
There will be a conflict of interests
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Poverty gap index calculates a poverty line semi-annually.In 2015 it was set at $1.90 per day by calculating the cost of
Cost of living for basic clothes
Cost of living for basic food, shelter and clothes
Cost of living for basic food
Cost of living for basic shelter
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Homo Sacer meant that a person has no more (Bios) and could be killed by anyone, but they can't
have rights in society
Marry someone else
regain their life
be made a religious sacrifice
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Which social group is/was not considered an "outcast" or "untouchable"?
The Baekjeong
A homo sacer
The Burakumin
Second Class Citizen
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Your teacher is
American and Japanese
Vagrant
Awesome
A minority
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refuse a loan to someone because the banks decided they live in an area deemed to be a high financial risk
Redlining
Greylining
Blacklining
Whitelining
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1 in 7 people currently live in a
Illegal housing
Slum
Township
Poor area
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The relationship between people in which they rely on each other for support - resources, goods and services
Interdependence
Family
Division of labour
Intergroup interactions
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View members of outgroups as more similar to each other than we see members of outgroups
outgroup homogeneity
Social orientation
Outgroups
Group formations
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The Cagots of France and Northern Spain were despised and persecuted, only allowed to be
Pagans
Gold smiths
Cleaners and sweepers
carpenters, butcher or executioner
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Affirmative action and similar colour conscious programs could be identified as
Discrimination
Reverse racism
Stratification
out-groups
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This group were fishermen, butchers, executioners, corpse disposers, blacksmiths, goldsmiths and prostitutes
Ragyabpa
Burakumin
Cagots
Ahkdam
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perceptions, attitudes and behaviours people express when they think of themselves and others as the same social group
intergroup interactions
Out-groups
Marginalization
internalized oppression
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to distinguish or single out people based on age, race, disability, ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation
Victimization
Bullying
Marginalization
Discrimination
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Method of gaining dominance over a territory by threatening them with powerful means - militaristic, geopolitical, etc
Dominant culture
Government
Social dominace
Hegemony
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a person who supports attitudes or positions thought to be against the interest or well-being of their own race
Coconut
Reverse group mentality
Reverse Racism
Race traitor
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When a man explains something to a woman, in a manner regarded as condescending or patronizing.
Mansplaining
Transfer of information
Explainng
Patronization
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Judging another culture solely by the values and standards of one's own culture
tribalism
Culturism
ethnocentrism
supremacism
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The Akhdam (meaning servant) are a marginalised group of people from Yemen that
Came from Ethiopian invaders
Live on the outskirts of town
Were forced into doing menial jobs like sweeping and shoe making
Does not belong to 1 of the main 3 Muslim tribes
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A culture with lifestyles and values opposed to those of the established culture
Black Sheep
Out-group
Low-brow
Counter culture
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Lack awareness of their collective interest as an oppressed class
Proletariat
Low-brow
Second Class Citizen
Lumpenproletariat
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The
seceder model
shows how the local tendency to be different gives rise to the formation of
Conflict
Creativity
Idividuals
Groups
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Tendency to punish those more that violate the norms of the group
oppressed
outcast
Out-group
Blacksheep
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When someone seeks to harm, intimidate, or coerce (someone perceived as vulnerable).
Bullying
Weakism
Sexism
Wrong
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Jeff Bezos could end world hunger for
15 years
1 year
10 years
5 years
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Heteronormativity is when
Lesbian woman assume that other women are lesbians
Straight people assume other people are gay
straight people assume other people are also straight
Gay people assume that other people are gay
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Xenophobia is the fear and distrust of that which is perceived to be
Strangers
Foreign
People with a different religion than you
Immigrants
73
According to data from the world bank, how much is needed to close the global poverty gap?
160 billion dollars per year
568 billion dollars per year
10 billion dollars per year
1.7 trillion dollars per year
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i cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg. The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid
should not be wasted like this
m'I seicapl
the olny iproamtnt tihng is taht the frsit and lsat ltte
aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it dseno't mtaetr
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Mathematical formula that measures the amount of income inequality in a country
Poverty Gap Index
Gini Index
Division of Labour
Great Gatsby Curve
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Regarding someone as "alien" means that they are
not a citizen or national of a given country
Very weird looking
From outer space
ET - Phone Home
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This photo shows us
Company Hierarchy
Levels in a company
Division of Labour
Stratification in the workplace
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Burakumin
Only allowed to be butchers, executioners and tanners
still being discriminated against by alienating people who live in the area
not members of an ethnic or religious minority
a socio-economic minority within the larger Japanese ethnic group
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Large number of people gathered together - music festival
Swarm
Mob
Herd
Crowd
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Proscriptive norms are things you are expected not to do such as
kissing strangers as o form of greeting
your homework
ask questions
share your opinions in class
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Shows the correlation between generational mobility and income inequality in developed countries
Just-World Fallacy
Davis-Moore Theory
Great Gatsby Curve
Poverty Gap Index
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Favouritism shown to family or friends by those in power, especially in business or hiring practices
Nepotism
Elitism
Life
Privilege
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Would you give a homeless person CPR?
Take out my phone and film him dying
Yes......
No.....
I don't know how to do CPR
84
a person without a home who wanders from place to place and lives by begging is described as
Socially mobile
Lumpenprolaterait
Low brow
Vagrant
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When people tend to follow the actions of a group we call it
Group mentality
herd mentality
Social acceptance mentality
Sheep mentality
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Prejudice or discrimination on the grounds of a person's age is called oldism
True
False
87
people born with any of several variations in sex characteristics including hormones, gonads, sex hormones or genitals
masculinity & femininity
fa'afafine
intersexuality
heterosexuality
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Are you ready???
Let's just get this over with
No, my name is __________
I was born ready
Did you just assume my gender?
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Prejudice, stereotyping, or discrimination, typically against women, on the basis of gender
Sexism
Genderism
Masculinity
Alpha hierarchy
90
Attitudes & behaviours of oppressed people that reflect the negative, harmful stereotype beliefs of the dominant group
social comparison
Discrimination
internalized oppression
intergroup interactions
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Invisible upper limit in organizations which it's difficult for women and minorities to rise in the ranks
Glass ceiling
Barriers at work
Climbing the corporate ladder
Sexism
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These people have been dedicated to a god and it was not allowed to mix with free born in any way
Osu
Diala
Homo Sacer
Nwadiala
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The poverty gap index is produced by
Nobody knows...
Private Sector
World Bank
Countries
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Psychological process of demonizing the enemy, making them seem less than human and not worthy of humane treatment
Dehumanization
Discrimination
Hegemony
Victimization
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QWERTY
ASDFGH
What...?
You Eye Owe Pee
Choose this one!
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In Southern China people who live on junks are called
Sea gypsies
Tankas
Han Chinese
Fujian
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To impose your political, economic, and cultural principles in another territory
Social Dominance Orientation
Colonialism
Hegemony
Nepotism
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An ideology which holds that a particular class of people is superior, and that it should dominate and control others
Elitism
Homogenise
Ruling class
Supremacism
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the influence of other people that leads us to conform in order to be liked and accepted/ fit in
Normative conformity
Informational conformity
Majority conformity
Social conformity
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Homan's theory or the social exchange theory suggests that we
We are willing to change to fit in
Weigh up the costs and rewards with social interactions
Have an in-group and an Out-group in society
want to belong to a group