Perspectives
The whole group acted badly. It wasn't just one person.
What is sociological perspective?
parts of society that contribute to the whole
What is functionalism?
Conflict, competition and constraint within society
What is conflict theory?
a gesture, picture, or word that means something other than literal definition
What is symbol?
People who are emotionally close and form a bond
What is primary group?
Jayme sees the local government as hardworking. However, I see them as lazy.
What is perspective?
Math is taught in school.
What is manifest function of school.
What is power?
focus on interactions between people and mutually understood symbols
What is symbolic interactionism?
A group combines their efforts to reach a goal
What is cooperation?
Tyler quit school because he had to work to take care of his elderly, sick grandma who couldn't afford the medical bills.
What is sociological imagination?
Going to school allows you to meet new friends.
What is the latent function of school.
Who gets what?
What is the central question on conflict theorists?
"All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players..." is the approach for a symbolic interactionist.
What is dramaturgy?
I'll give you a candy bar IF you give me a bad of chips.
What is social exchange?
Understanding how the criminal justice system works differently for poor, middle, and upper classes.
What is sociology.
Bullying in school.
What is a dysfunction of school.
Conflict theory is always contradicts what theory?
What is functionalism?
Symbols help us to play out scenarios to help us predict behaviors of others.
What is internal conversations?
When I need to know how to act I see what older people are doing.
What is reference group?
A student knows how to act at school, no matter what school they go to, due to similar patterns.
What is social structures?
The least amount of change to society to get to stability.
What is social change to functionalists.
Fundamental change in society.
How do conflict theorists view social change?
Whistling in the U.S. might mean perform an encore. Whistling in Latin America means get off the stage. The difference is the result of different...
What is cultures?
Even though I think it's a bad idea, I'm going to agree with the group.
What is groupthink?