Foundational Theorists
What is anomic suicide?
the regulated part of yourself, according to Mead
What is the "me"?
the group you are always comparing yourself to
What is your reference group?
the software of society
What is culture?
the body of methods that captures survey, epidemiological, and demographic data
What is quantitative?
the concept that captures when we are estranged or distant from our work, selves, and others
the type of socialization that occurs in early childhood
the experiment by Asch demonstrated what kind of group behavior by showing the different lines on the board and having students planted in the audience that were in on the experiment
What is conformity?
the notion that culture is a toolkit that we strategically deploy in different settings or with different people
What is culture as a repertoire?
the curriculum that imparts the implicit, role-modeled, and perhaps unintentional lessons
What is informal?
the Protestant idea that gave rise to the capitalistic practice of specialization
What is the idea of a "calling"?
the method that ethnomethodologists use to reveal social norms
What are breaching experiments?
the term Weber proposed that acts like a conceptual measuring rod
What is ideal type?
the type of authority when a government decides to let people do whatever they want, without intervening
What is laissez faire?
the network structure that occurs when people do not want to date their old partner's ex partner's old partner at Jefferson HS
What is the spanning tree?
type of solidarity premised on our mutual interdependence
What is organic solidarity?
the lessons imparted to a person about how one should be feeling and what emotions are appropriate
What is emotional socialization?
What is predictability?
a set of routinized understandings and actions that define how we should behave in society
What is an institution?
the logic governing mental health care where rich adults are micromanaged at ritzy rehabilitation facilities
What is concerted constraint?
the ideas that justify the existing material relationships in any give time period for Marx
What is a superstructure?
the phase of Becker's becoming a marijuana user where one learns to attribute the effects of smoking to the elicited physical feeling
What is the second phase?
the ideology that we believe must love our jobs
What is the passion paradigm?
the dispositions and mannerisms that are associated with interacting in a healthcare setting
What is cultural health capital?
the type of deviance Merton thinks is occurring when we accept the means but reject the goals
What is ritualism?