Sociology 101, SI Sessions 10/3-10/5

Question 1

The lifelong process through which people form identities and learn culture is...

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socialization

Question 2

The process through which the world is increasingly connected and interdependent is...

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globalization

Question 3

What makes culture possible?

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language

Question 4

White social networks are much more ____ than minority networks.

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segregated

Question 5

Crime is a product of self-interest when the costs of crime are less than the benefits...

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rational choice theory

Question 6

Sanctions can only be negative, true or false?

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false

Question 7

How many terrorist incidents were there?

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factual

Question 8

The notion that through social interactions we're able to perceive how others view us is...

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the looking-glass self

Question 9

Norms codified by the government can also be called...

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laws

Question 10

What is a danger of broken windows theory?

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profiling

Question 11

Deviance is always harmful to society, true or false?

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false

Question 12

Where do hippies fit on Merton's Deviance Typology?

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both retreatism and rebellon

Question 13

Rational Choice Theory focuses on...

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individuals and power

Question 14

People being identified as deviant being an important determinant of their behavior is...

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labeling theory

Question 15

Apparent opportunity leads to criminality goes along with...

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broken windows theory

Question 16

What problem does bureaucracy attempt to solve?

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size

Question 17

What is the most important takeaway from Genie's story?

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the importance of learning language

Question 18

Groups that provide a standard for judging one own's attitudes and behavior are...

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reference groups

Question 19

Where does Al Capone fit on Merton's Deviance Typology?

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innovation

Question 20

Small, relatively permanent groups who haven intrinsic value are...

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primary groups

Question 21

Crime is an individual learned behavior produced from shared cultural values...

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symbolic interactionism

Question 22

The "Bikini to Burkini" reading illustrated...

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both assimilation and ethnocentrism

Question 23

Large, impersonal associations that have instrumental value are...

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secondary groups

Question 24

The correlation between culture and society is...

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cultures develop within societies

Question 25

Crime often derives from inequality, those who are poor rebel against the capitalist system...

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conflict/marxist class theory

Question 26

Non-conformity to a given set of norms within a society is...

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deviance

Question 27

Crime results from a lack of shared values but is functional to society...

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functionalism

Question 28

Feminist Theory focuses on...

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society and power

Question 29

Which of these best relates to the "Would You Fall for That?" video we watched in lecture?

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the asch experiment

Question 30

Crime is mostly committed by men because of socialization and gendered power imbalances...

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feminist theory

Question 31

Nurture is to nature as _____ is to _____.

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sociology, biology

Question 32

The stage of Mead's role playing stages that emphasizes imitation is...

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play

Question 33

How did the numbers vary by country?

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comparative

Question 34

Why did the numbers vary or change time?

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theoretical

Question 35

How did the numbers change over time?

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developmental

Question 36

Functionalism focuses on...

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society and values

Question 37

A parenting style where parents add organized activities into their children's lives is...

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concerted cultivation

Question 38

The stage of Mead's role playing stages that focuses on being one with society is...

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generalized other

Question 39

A parenting style where the parents focus on free play time is...

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natural growth

Question 40

In the democracy and terrorism example, what were the dependent and independent variables?

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democracy-independent, terrorism-dependent

Question 41

The stage of Mead's role playing stages that centers understanding roles and expectations is...

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organized games

Question 42

What is an example of a classroom norm?

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raising your hand

Question 43

The shared learning and all of the material artifacts produced through that learning is...

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culture

Question 44

Symbolic Interactionism focuses on...

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individuals and values

Question 45

Conflict/Marxist Class Theory focuses on...

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society and power

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