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Which system uses public funds for medical purposes?
Epidemiology
Medicalization
Socialized Medicine
Medicine
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What is Formal Schooling?
Education provided by society with trained teachers
Schools run by private companies.
Public schools that are funded by the government.
Education depending on the cooperation of students.
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What is a hidden curriculum?
A set of rules meant to trick you.
Unintended Lessons
Excluded Lessons
An unofficial set of rules in a schooling.
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What is a Magnet School?
A private school that is made for experimental purposes.
A school that focuses on specific areas.
A school that attracts its students
A public school where all of the "bad" kids go.
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Unintended, unrecognized consequences in society.
Manifest Function
Social Structure
Latent Function
Functionalism
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What is monotheism?
The belief in only one or more supreme beings/gods.
The belief in many gods.
Not believing in any gods.
The belief in only one supreme being/god.
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What is Integrative Learning?
Teachers decide who to teach.
Learning based on student-teacher cooperation.
Education based on choosing your own pathway and classes.
Learning based on how students perform in class.
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Putting people who have more trouble in class into regular classes...
Special Education
Mainstreaming
Cognitive Skills
Pygmalion Effect
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What is a example of culture?
Language
Time of the day
Norms
Power
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What is a church?
A socially accepted religious organization.
An extraordinary aspect of life.
A Sunday morning class.
A set of rules for people to follow.
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What is exogamy?
Marrying some of your same race/tribe.
Marrying several people.
Marrying outside of your tribe/race.
Not getting married.
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Person blamed for mistakes of others.
Punching Bag
Last Resort
Guilty
Scapegoat
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If a teacher works harder teaching specific students rather than the whole class, it causes...
Education
Credentialism
Mainstreaming
The Pygmalion Effect
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What is an example of Animatism?
Zephyrus, the god of rain in Greek mythology.
Zeus, god of thunder
Salva Kiir Mayardit, the president of South Sudan.
Odysseus, a Greek hero.
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Intended, recognized consequences in society.
Dysfunctional
Latent Function
Manifest Function
Social Structure.
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What is a Charter School?
Public School operated as a private school.
A school that borrows money from the government.
A school run by a private company.
A school made for "smarter" children.
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Taking classes online,(not in a school environment)is an example of...
Open Classroom
Informal Schooling
Charter School
Homeschooling
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Buddhists strive for a better understanding understanding of nature, this is an example of...
Religion
Sacred
Education
Norms
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Ability of one party over another to do its will.
Social Status
Power
Culture
Social Mobility
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The pursuit of academic awards, rather than education...
"Degree Hunter"
Schooling
Cognitive Skills
Credentialism
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What is an Open Classroom?
A more strict approach to education.
A public school with no dress code.
A mix between public schools and private schools.
Flexible education, leaving space for more freedom.
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Patterns of social behavior in groups.
Sociology
Culture
Social Structure
Social Patterns
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What is an example of traditional gender roles.
Men using the bathroom.
Men making food.
Women Eating.
Women in the kitchen.
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What is the advocacy of women's rights.
Exogamy
Feminization
Gender Stratification
Feminism
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What is a norm?
Ideas, customs, or social behaviors of a society.
Things people feel strong about in society.
Things that are considered normal in society.
Strange things in society.
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Comcast is everywhere! They are an example of...
Popular Media
New Media
Mass Media
Media Conglomerates
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What is the healthcare system?
An institution in charge of caring for people's education.
A system where health is the top priority.
A system where public funds are used for medical purposes.
An institution in charge of caring for people's health.
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The idea that there is a god worthy of our praise, but no longer interact with humans.
Agnosticism
Animatism
Atheism
Capitalism
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What is cooperative learning?
Instructional method, relying on student cooperation.
The method that relies on the cooperation of teachers.
Learning provided by the government.
A school that focuses on specific subjects.
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An institutionalized system designed to prevent sickness.
Drugs
School
Medicine
Healthcare
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What is Sociology?
40 question project you regret procrastinating on...
Patterns in society.
Study of education in society.
Study of the social structure of a society.
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Emphasizes the importance of each part of society.
Functionalism
Power
Dysfunctional
Sacred
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Marrying inside of your tribe/race.
Endogamy
Marriage
Cohabitation
Patriarchy
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Someone who does not follow any religion is considered to be...
Agnosticism
An atheist
Animism
wrong
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What is Polytheism?
The belief in more than one supreme being or god.
The belief of a god who's done his part.
The belief in no god.
The belief of only one god.
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What is theism?
The belief in one or more supreme beings/gods.
Belief in many gods.
Not believing in any gods.
The belief there is a god, but he's done his part.
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What is a dysfunction?
Unintended consequences
Negative consequences of society.
Importance of each part of society.
Intended consequences.
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What is the Voucher System?
A school system where teachers provide for materials needed.
A system in which public school funds are used.
A system in which only wealthy families get an education.
Schools are owned by private companies.
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What is a For-Profit School?
A school run by a private company.
A school that depends on donations.
A school that rellies on the cooperation of teachers.
A school that is run by communism.
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The action or state of setting someone apart from others.
Ideology
Stratification
Separation
Segregation
