Symbolic Interaction
This German with a similar name to a certain Mount Vernon band director is considered the creator of this theory...
Who is Max Weber?
This Frenchman who believed that social institutions could change and grow and evolve is considered the founder of this theory...
Who is Emile Durkheim?
This German man, considered the father of communism, is also credited with creating this theory...
What is social conflict?
What theory does social exchange theory come from?
What is symbolic interaction theory?
Evolutionary sociology is based on the writings of this Frenchman, considered the founder of sociology?
Who is Augustus Comte?
Symbolic interaction theory is primarily about interactions that people have with each other, which happens when...
When is "everyday"?
Any relative stable pattern of behavior in society, from a handshake to eye contact...
What is a social structure?
What is inequality/conflict/change?
Under social exchange theory, humans are fundamentally weighing this with every interaction...
What is risk?
According to evolutionary sociology, society evolves in these shapes and repeats itself over and over again.
What are cycles?
What is macro?
When something is an intended consequence, it is considered a [blank] function...
What is manifest?
Leading feminists in sociology tied oppression of women throughout society into social conflict theory, creating this sub-theory...
What is gender conflict?
Who is a person who could be considered a *low* risk person?
Who is your parent/friend/pastor/teacher/etc?
What is "religious"?
When analyzing social structures that affect *as few people as possible* we call that a [blank]-level orientation...
What is micro?
When something is an unintended consequence, it is considered a [blank] function...
What is latent?
What is race conflict?
Who is a person that can be considered a *high* risk person?
Who is a stranger/cop/politician/CEO?
The middle stage of evolution is considered this, between superstition and science?
What is "metaphysical"?
Society is shaped by these, which allow us to build up our reality like building blocks...
What are symbols?
A pattern that disrupts any social behavior is considered a what...
What is a dysfunction?
What is the civil rights movement?
Humans fundamentally want what and avoid what?
What are rewards and punishments?
This theory is considered to be this by most modern sociologists...
What is pseudoscientific?