Community
Social Institutions
Social Movements
Physical Environment
Culture
100

People bound by geography or webs of communication, sharing commonalities and interacting with one another defines a

Community

100

A current economic philosophy holding that free trade and free markets with limited government interference will result in a fair distribution of resources is known as

Neoliberalism

100

The mobilizing structures perspective of social movement calls our attention to both formal and informal networks that can be mobilized.

True

100

The ideas of an individual's search for privacy and “ownership” is BEST exemplified in

Control Theories

100

The systematic incorporation of ideologies into the culture’s structures in ways that directly and indirectly support subordination of one group of people is


Institutional Bias

200

Communities where relationships are personal and traditional, where others are seen as individuals, are calle

gemeinschaft

  

200

The concept that human behavior is highly determined by one’s position in the social class structure is called

structural determinism

200

Problem framing is a matter of consensus building with leaders and followers often having different frames for the movement.


True

200

The physical distance that we choose maintain in interpersonal relationships can be argued t be culturally defined. This space is called

Personal Space

200

A person’s picture of the way things actually are, his or her concept of nature, of self, of society, of order, is his or her


worldview

300

To study social ties in both territorial and relational communities, researchers use this type of analysis. 

Network

300

An important socialization, social control, and mutual support institution that also addresses the purpose and meaning of life is the

  

Religious Institution

300

The professor of this course grew up in this city

Chicago

300

The National Coalition for the Homeless (NCH) cites the two most important factors involved in the rising rate of homelessness as poverty and:

Insufficient Affordable Housing

300

The process of cultural change in which non-dominant groups follow the norms, rules and standards of the dominant culture only part of the time or in specific circumstances is called

accomodation

400

The belief that social services are increasingly used to smooth over problems, thus allowing dominant groups to maintain the status quo is a tenet of

Neo Marxist Theory

400

In recent years, measures of income inequality have been developed and used to make international comparisons. The most commonly used measure is the

Gini Index

400

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WINNER!!!

400

When you think about how you react to the amount of natural light in your classroom or the noises from outside and how it impacts your learning you are thinking about

stimulation theories

400

 ______ involves a nonmajority group or its members mastering both the dominant culture and their own.

  bicultural socialization 



500

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0

500

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500

500

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5 pts

500

Policies regarding programs for persons with mental retardation that emphasize the importance of a homelike physical environment and are based on stimulation theory are called

defensible spaces

500

The tendency to elevate the social and cultural processes of one’s own society over others’ is known as

ethnocentrism

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