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Exam 2 SI
Cultural capital refers to...
What is Referent Power?
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What is Referent Power?
Power based on relationships
Power based on knowledge
Power based on information
Power based on the threat of sanction
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Cultural capital refers to...
How much money a person holds in Washington D.C.
The position people who are in the upper class hold
The non-financial assets a person may gain in their life
How how money/assets you have
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Katy shows deviance when she cheats on an exam in order to get an A. Her deviant act...
Is deviant in all cultures she enters
Is highly dependent on cultural and social factors
Will be deviant 100 years from now
Will get her thrown in jail or punished no matter what
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Those who are in poverty..
Are often pushed away from the sight of the dominant culture
Choose to be in poverty
Are mostly unemployed
Are slowly moving closer and closer to the upper class
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An example of symbolic ethnicity is..
Only being Latinx for Cinco de Mayo
Being Jewish but only during Hanukkah
Wearing green and being Irish on Saint Patrick's Day
All of the above
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Intergenerational movement refers to...
The movement of people across land in a generation
How your parents have better moves than you..
The movement of social classes from one gen. to the next
The movement of social classes within one's lifetime
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What is race?
A 13.1 mile long run
Whether someone has white, brown, or black skin
A social construct based on percieved/real biological traits
A common culture, history, religion, etc. that unites people
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What is an example of situational ethnicity?
Jo only coming out as gay in certain places
Ty never being able to hide the fact he's black
Ross claiming being Jewish only to apply for a scholarship
Jess dressing up for St. Patricks day because your Irish
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Rationalization is...
Very inefficient and works against bureaucracies
Very caring of people and looks at how they are individuals
The application of economy to humans in bureaucracies
Raving rational thought
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What is the digital divide?
What belief that technology can only get so far
The change in the mid-90's to a culture around technology
The inablility to install internet in poor communities
The unequal access to technology in cultures and the world
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Those who are low income and from minorities are more likely to...
Marry within their social class and marry early
Recieve worse healthcare
All of the above
Recieve lower levels and worse quality of education
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What is intersectionality?
Knowing that social class, race, and gender exist seperately
Understanding that different forms of inequality intersect
Waiting at the 15th/Ivinson intersection for 5 minutes
Understanding that different forms of inequality exist apart
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Double consciousness refers to the idea of minorities...
"Walking in two worlds" -- Being at home and in the world
Thinking about their race and gender at the same time
Being against the idea of bi-racial identities
Committing similar crimes like theft and assault
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Crime in our country...
Has decreased but only in violent crime
Has gone up steadily over time
Has decreased but only in property crime
Has decreased in both property and violent crime
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Labeling Theory/Stereotype Threat refers to...
Using stereotypes against other people
The process of labling oneself in how they fit in this world
The fear of general society of labels attached to apples
External judgements that can affect one's internal behavior
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Which is the most extreme version of stratification?
Caste System
Slavery
Apartheid
The current US system of class distinction
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Incapacitation refers to...
Preventing crimes through threat
The removal of criminals from society
Reforming criminals to reenter society
Talking revenge against criminals for crimes they committed
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In Merton's Typology of Deviance, which group creates new means and goals in institutions
Innovators
Retreatists
Rebels
Conformists
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What will I need to know for this Exam and the rest of Sociology 1000?
What Tim's favorite color is
The theories: structural funtionalism, conflict, symbolic
If Carlos will give me the test for $300
If I can skip class and still get an A
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Population transfer refers to...
The existence of low-income people in certain neighborhoods
When somebody moves up a social class or down a social class
The study of demography and geography
Forceful removal of people from land they have occupied
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Bureaucracies are...
Highly specialized
All of the above
Formal and impersonal
Hierarchal with rules and procedures
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What's an example of institutional discrimination?
Telling your friends not to be friends with Hispanic people
A person yelling racial slurs at another person
Universities putting a cap on the entry of minority students
Becky not choosing Tom as a partner because of his race
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Racial assimilation is...
Minorities are mixed into society by taking dominant culture
Colleges allowing in more racial minorities
Taking the time to learn more about members of other races
Mixing of races and culture through intermarriage
