Chapter 3 Sociology MS

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New uses for an existing element in the world

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Discovery

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Imprisonment is an example of...

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Negative Formal Sanctions

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Person Achievement can be best recognized through

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Progress and Material Comfort

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When the physical environment becomes a source of social change, it comes in the form of...

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farming, natural disasters, change, change in natural resources

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The process of spreading cultural traits from one society to another

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Diffusion

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Work is a sign of

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Virtue

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When some aspects of the culture change less rapidly then other aspects of society

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Cultural lag

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Conducted a classic 1970's study that states Americans have 15 sets of values that are our central to our wats of lifes

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Robin Williams

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The long-term effort to promote or prevent social change is...

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Social Movement

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What brings the biggest change in the shortest amount of time?

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Wars and Conquest

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Punishment or the threat of punishment to enforce conformity are...

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Negative Sanctions

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Imprisonment

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Negative Formal Sanction

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Beliefs / ideas that justify social, moral, religious, political, or economic interest held by a social group or society

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Ideology

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Helping those who are less fortunate!

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Morality and Humanitarianism

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A spontaneous expression of approval or disapproval is called...

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Informal Sanctions

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Driving on the right side of the road

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Internalization

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The enforcing of norms through either sanctions or internalization is...

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Social Control

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Equal opportunity for everyone

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Equality and Democracy

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Frown

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Negative Informal Sanction

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Expressing the idea that you can become whatever you desire is an example of...

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Freedom

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Government should not interfere in people's daily lives or in business dealings...

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Vested Interest

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An oil company resisting change is an example of...

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Vested Interests

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When a normal becomes a part of an individual's personality, making the individual conforms to society's expectations

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Internalization

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A social movement exists when

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People want to prevent a social change, People want a social change

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The concept of Morality and Humanitarianism is...

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viewing the world as right and wrong

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Knowledge and tools people use to manipulate their environment for practical purposes...

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Technology

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Belief of being superior to other cultures

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Ethnocentrism

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Ability to get things done!

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Efficency and Practicality

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A hug or kiss is an example of...

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Positive Informal Sanctions

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Extreme Self Centerness much like Mr. Lynch

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Narcissism

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Reward or punishment given by a regulatory body

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Formal Sanction

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Belief in ability of science to make the world a better place!

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Scientism

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Nice cars, home, and advancing at work

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Progress and Material comfort

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The enforcing of norms through either internalization of sanctions are...

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Social Control

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A agent of social control would include...

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All of the above

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World view in terms of right and wrong

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Morality and Humantarism

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Pat on the back

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Positive Informal Sanctions

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Pay Raise

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Positive Formal Sanction

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Most evident in employment and often measured by power and wealth

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Personal Achievement

Chapter 3 Sociology MS

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Chapter 3 Sociology MS

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