Social and Cultural Change and Continuity
Slow change that happens overtime in society causing long-lasting or permanent change.
What is Evolutionary Change?
It has five aims to change the nature of the workforce.
What is womenomics?
Closed-ended questionnaires are an example of primary and ------- research.
What is Quantitative?
Better CGI, increase use of Social media for trailers and fandom connection, Increase of platforms to access SF e.g. Disney+ are all examples of _______ impacting how consumers can experience the SF Pop Culture.
What is technology?
The Creator of Buddhism.
Who is Siddhartha Gautama?
The persistence of consistent existence of cultural elements in a society across time.
What is continuity?
The former Prime Minister who established womenomics.
Who is Shinzo Abe?
Focus groups can be considered primary and -------?
What is qualitative?
A social process by which an item is turned into a commodity (sellable item) in readiness to be traded.
What is Commodification?
An organised collection or body of ideas that reflects the beliefs, values and interests of a group, system, institution or nation creating a collective and coherent structure of thinking.
What is Ideology?
A social process where the values, customs and practices of Western industrial capitalism are adopted to form the basis of cultural change.
What is Westernisation?
The Japanese term for maternity discrimination.
What is "Mata Hara"?
Ensuring anonymity of a participant in observation is an example of this type of consideration.
What is an Ethical consideration?
One of the four distinguishing characteristics of Popular Culture.
What are:
associated with commercial products or paraphernalia;
Develops from local to global;
Achieves widespread consumer access;
Is constantly changing and evolving?
A particular philosophy of life or conception of the world that is characterised by an organised and accepted set of ideas that attempts to explain the social, cultural, physical and psychological world.
What is Worldview?
Social Institutions adapt to maintain equilibrium in society.
What is functionalism?
It came after the Tokugawa Shogunate and before the American Occupation.
What is the Meiji Restoration?
Researchers in THIS research method quantify and analyse the presence, meanings and relationships of words and concepts in a text or series of texts, then make inferences about the messages within the texts, the writer(s), the audience, and even the culture and time of which these are a part.
What is Content Analysis?
In a scene where two females are talking and they discuss a man each time, the film is said to have failed what test?
What is the Bechdel Test?
The three most widespread forms of Buddhism.
What are Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana?
It's what S.T.E.E.P stands for.
What is Socio-Cultural, Technological, Environmental, Economic and Political Processes?
The business networks that now have power after the Zaibatsu were disbanded.
Who are the Keiretsu?
Not secondary research, THIS research method can also involve multiple other research methods within it, for example Interviews, participant observation and focus groups.
What is a case study?
In SF,
- Good triumphs over evil
- Easter Eggs
- Self-sacrifice is always right
etc are all examples of what?
What is Modern mythology?
The Tripitaka and the Lotus Sutra are examples of these in Buddhism.
What are sacred texts?