Thinkers
Naturally selfish
In Bob's Burgers, who was the bourgeoisie?
Tammy, Jimmy Jr. Zeke, Jacqueline, and eventually Tina
Define correlation
Correlation means two variables change together, but it does not prove one caused the other.
What is society?
A group of people who share a culture and/or a territory.
What was the Stanford Prison experiment?
A psychological experiment gone wrong after "prison guards" were unusually cruel to the volunteer prisoners
Rousseau believed people were...
naturally good
What is a social norm?
Unwritten, informal rules of social conduct
Define causation
When two variables changes because one CAUSES the change of the other.
How do we define sociology?
Sociology is the scientific study of society and human behavior?
What might be one modern example of the bourgeoisie and proletariat?
Marx believed that ________________ was the main struggle we face in life
economic differences or class struggles
What is positivism?
Applying scientific methods and observable evidence to study societal patterns
What is generalizability?
When findings from a smaller research sample can reasonably apply to the larger population.
What does it mean when we look for the general in the particular?
When we see general patterns in specific individual behaviors.
How did Hobbes think we should address the organization of society?
We should have a strong centralized authority like a king.
The bourgeoisie extracts ________________ from the proletariat
surplus value
Qualitative research focuses on meaning and experiences while quantitative focuses on numbers and statistical analysis
What is social status?
What is the definition of a social issue and give an example?
A phenomenon stretching across groups/society with shared causes and effects (racial segregation by area)
How did Rousseau think we should address the organization of society?
People should organize themselves in an electoral democracy.
What does the bourgeoisie have that we do not?
The means of production
What is the difference between an independent and dependent variable?
An IV is the factor manipulated or changed by the researcher and the DV is the outcome being measured by the researcher
What is the sociological imagination?
Daisy barking when the bells rings, farting in class, facing toward the window in class.
What is the name of my dog?
Kechalu or Lulu