Sociology, Research and Culture
The study of groups, group interactions, societies, social interactions regardless of the size of the group.
What is Sociology.
What is surveys.
The sociological process through which people are taught to be members of society.
What is socialization.
What is Social Control.
Charles Cooley seen as the “pioneer” contributors to sociological perspectives such as the belief that what people come to understand is socially constructed and even on their perception of how other’s view them which he referred to as “the looking glass self.” What is an influence of this we discussed in class?
What is social media.
Small groups and individual systems versus larger groups and systems.
What is Micro versus Macro systems.
Looks at an entire setting or community with a specific focus on how subjects see themselves with a focus on everyday social relationships.
What is Ethnography.
This sociologist studies the "self" through the preparatory, play, game and "generalized" other stages.
Who is George Herbert Mead.
This theory asserts that crime is most likely to occur in communities with weak social ties and no social control.
What is Social Disorganization Theory.
The extent that a person complies with group norms or expectations to fit in or be accepted.
What is conformity.
The study of social facts includes laws, morals, values, religious beliefs, customs, fashions, rituals and cultural rules that govern every society, community and how it impacts other systems.
What is culture.
Rules and regulations; rules of conduct; values, research; ethical practices; moral principals and research make up what in sociology?
What is the Code of Ethics.
This important sociologist made the connection between maturation and moral reasoning.
Who is Lawrence Kholberg.
Under the Control Theory, attachment, commitment, involvement and beliefs are said to be types of what?
This type of crime has seen a significant increase since 2016.
We all belong to one another and are interconnected.
What is Sam Richards from the TedX talk we watched in class.
Norms without any moral underpinning where day to day behavior is followed through the expressions of a culture
What is folkways.
Our school, family, peers, workplace, religion, government, religion, school and mass media are said to make up what?
What is Social Group Agents.
This theory suggests that individuals learn deviate behavior from people who are close to them as a form of modeling.
What is Differential Association Theory.
When society ranks people into socioeconomic tiers based on wealth, income, race, education and power.
What is Social Stratification.
How likely research results are likely to come out the same if replicated and this is how well the study measures what is was designed to measure.
What is Reliability and Validity.
A type of subculture that rejects some of the larger cultural norms and values that operate relatively smoothly within the larger society and may even develop their own set of rules and norms to live by
What is counter-cultures.
The idea that the increasing presence of fast business models that are geared towards "for profit" with a "one size fits all" model is referred to as what?
What is the McDonalization of Society.
This video we watched to discuss perspectives on "deviance and crime" was based on what social topic?
What is foster care
This term refers to the look at Global Stratification in terms of comparing wealth, status and powers across the world to highlight social inequity.