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Unit 1: History and Foundations of Sociology
Unit 1: History and Foundations of Sociology
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Group that has been marginalized in US society
Black
LGBTQ+
Teens
women
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It's a framework consisting of social institutions, practices and social groups.
Social Structure
Sociological imagination
Sociological perspective
Social Locator
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This theory focuses on inequities in society to explain sociological behavior.
Symbolic Interactionism
Social Theory
Functionalism
Conflict theory
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In Sociology, people ______ to fit in to the broader society.
conform
blend
de-individualize
deviate
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Father of Conflict Theory
Auguste Comte
C. Wright Mills
Karl Marx
Emile Durkheim
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Goffman's dramaturgical analysis called the behavior we did NOT show others, our
back stage behavior
performance
script
front stage behavior
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Erving Goffman's dramaturgical analysis, called the rules for how we're supposed to act, our __________
rules
expectations
dialogue
script
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It is YOUR point of view and your attitudes and beliefs are determined by it.
Sociological perspective
Perspective
Reality
Point of view
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Occupying a position outside the margins of power
powerless
empowered
power
marginization
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How society wants you to act in your role.
expectation
atypical
regulations
performance
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In Sociology, it involves seeing the general in the particular and the strange in the familiar.
Sociological Perspective
Perspective
Social Locator
Sociological imagination
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When the rules are NOT fair and some do not have the same access to resources as others.
equity
equality
Inequity
Inequality
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C.Wright Mills called it "the vivid awareness of the relationship between experience and the wider society."
Pespective
Sociological imagination
Social structure
Sociological perspective
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Criticism of Conflict Theory
discourages change
Overly negative view of society
overly positive view of society
encourages the status quo
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Your favorite class this year!
Sociology
Sociology
Sociology
Sociology
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The scientific study of the development, structure, and functioning of human society.
sociology
anthropology
economics
psychology
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How you carry out your role.
performance
expectation
Achieved role
status
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French philosopher who's considered to be the father of sociology
Robert Merton
Karl Marx
Auguste Comte
C.Wright Mills
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This influences our perspective
lifestyle
geography
income
age
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In this theory, parts of society need to work together to keep the society functioning
Functionalism
Sociological Perspective
Symbolic Interactionism
Conflict Theory
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Criticism of Symbolic Interactionism as a theory
does not explain words, music, symbols and their meaning
Misses the big picture by focusing on small details
focuses too much on social change
challenges the status quo
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Criticism of Functionalism
Justifies the status quo (way things are)
Sees active change as bad, feels things will sort themselves out naturally
Neglects negative functions of events
Sees social change as disruptive
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Name for the status that you did NOTHING to receive
Status
Role
Achieved
Ascribed
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Erving Goffman's use of theater as an analogy for social interaction.
drama
dramaturgical role play
dramaturgical analysis
situational psychology
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What we call a person's position within a social structure.
Achieved status
Role
Performance
Ascribed status
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This sociological theory viewed each aspect of society as being interdependent
Social Interaction
Conflict Theory
Functionalist
Socialogical Perspective
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Charles Cooley called the unconscious conversations we have in our heads regarding how others see us as our ____
Looking Glass Self
social locator
Self fulfilling prophecy
front stage behavior
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Erving Goffman's dramaturgical analysis called the behavior we show people our ___
front stage behavior
script
monologue
back stage behavior
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In this theory, Max Weber said societies give meanings to symbols and words that require intention and interpretation
Conflict Theory
Functionalism
Theory of gravity
Symbolic Interactionism
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In Sociology; race, gender, social class, religion, ethnic group and sexual orientation are all examples of this.
Social Locator
perspective
Point of view
sociological perspective
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Resources ($, power, items) NOT being distributed equally
inequality
Equity
Inequity
equality
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The status you receive when you work for it.
Achieved
Role
Ascribed
Achieved role
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When we use our sociological imagination, we shift away from focusing on the individual and focus on the ____
group
social locator
structure
individual experience
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This theory uses symbols and face to face interactions to explain sociological behavior
Functionalism
Marxism
Symbolic Interactionism
Conflict Theory