Theories
Who came up with conflict theory?
Karl Marx
Unwritten rules of behavior are called:
Social norms
Evaluating or judging another culture based on how it compares to one's own cultural norms:
Ethnocentrism
This type of marriage was common throughout history:
Polygamy
Who directed the movie "The Birds"?
Alfred Hitchcock
This theory argues that society is larger than the sum of its parts.
Functionalist theory
What are the three types of socialization?
Primary, secondary, re-socialization
Products and forms of expression and identity
that are frequently encountered or widely accepted,
commonly liked, and are characteristic of a particular society at a given time:
Pop culture
This sociological theory is interested in the role of power in the family structure:
How do you put out a grease fire?
Use something metal to seal it off OR extinguish it with salt/baking soda
What are the three main theories in sociology?
Conflict, functionalist, symbolic interactions
Role strain
In 2000s hip hop culture, it was a social norm to wear saggy pants. This is what form of culture?
Symbolic culture
This sociological theory is concerned with how families work together throughout the life course:
Functionalism
Who are the three people involved in "Scandaval"?
Tom Sandoval, Raquel Leviss, and Ariana Madix
This theory of socialization says that whenever we interact with others we are like acts on a stage.
Presentation of self
What are the four primary agents of socialization?
Family, peers, education, media
Comparing American and Norwegian culture is what level of culture?
Structural or macro culture
The type of monogamy where individuals can marry
again after a death or divorce:
Serial monogamy
In fine dining, what is the decorative plate under the plate for eating called?
Charger
Who came up with the theory of collective effervescence?
What are the three parts of the Looking-Glass Self theory?
1. Imagine how others see us
2. Imagine how others judge/evaluate us
3. Define ourselves based on our perception of others' evaluation
What are the four characteristics of culture? (hint "culture is ..." )
1. It's shared
2. It's learned
3. It's taken for granted
4. It's always changing
What is another word for group marriage?
Cenogamy
What does the FCC stand for?
Federal Communications Commission