Famous Names
3 Major Perspectives
Vocabulary & Concepts
Research Methods
The Scientific Method
100

The rich own the means of production and exploit the worker to keep themselves in power. 

Who is Karl Marx

100

Society is structured to benefit the bourgeoisie and exploit the Proletariat

What is conflict Theory?

100

Emile Durkheim's term for lacking of social bonds

What is anomie?

100

This type of research utilizes methods like surveys and experiments and produces numerical data

What is Quantitative data?

100

When you select a problem to investigate?

What is step 1 of the scientific method?

OR

What is "Select a topic"?

200
Famous suicide research gave Sociology the legitimacy to be called a real science. 

Who is Emile Durkheim?

200

Society is like a machine made up of parts

What is structural functionalism?

200

This is the proper term that describes when 2 variables are related. 

What is correlation?

200

When researchers participate in the research by being the main subject and collecting data based on their personal experiences

What is participant observation?

200

A  cause and effect statement of relationship between two variables that is tested

What is a hypothesis?

300

Translated Comte's work into English

Who is Harriet Martineau?

300

This micro level theory promotes the idea that symbols guide our behavior

What is Symbolic Interaction

300

A small part of the population that data is collected from to conduct research. 

What is a sample?

300

When a researcher borrows data that has been collected by someone else and uses for their own research purposes. 

What is secondary data analysis?

300

Survey, Interviews, Experiments, Participant methods are all examples of __________________.

What are research methods?

400

Considered the father of sociology as he is the one who coined the term.

Who is August Comte?

400

This term discussed in Structural Functionalism describes a function that is unintended but still beneficial to society 

What is latent function?
400

Max Weber's famous book that argues religion is the dominant force that drove the spirit of capitalism?

What is the Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism?

400

This can happen when there are issues with your research methods and that data you collect does not measure what you intend to measure. 

What is validity?

400

When you review sources to educate yourself on the problem you intend to investigate.

What is the review of literature?

500

This sociologist is famous for coming up with the theory of Dramaturgical Analysis and the concept of stigmas

Who is Erving Goffman?

500

Conflict Theory and Structural Functionalism are known as _____________ level perspectives.

What is Macro level perspective?

500

C. Wright Mills Term for explaining how one can explain human behavior by connecting them to societal issues. 

What is the Sociological Imagination?

500

When your research can be repeated and yields the same or similar results

What is reliability?

500

Publishing your work in peer reviewed journal or presenting your work at a research conference represents this step. 

What is the results/share step?

600

Developed Strain Theory which indicates there are different paths to deviance

Who is Robert Merton?

600

Government / Education / Law Enforcement / Family / The economy are all examples of parts of society which we refer to as ____________.

What are social institutions?

600

Quote by W.I. Thomas "If you believe something is real it will be real in it's consequences"

What is the Thomas Theorem?

600

When researchers make the mistake of letting research subjects know too much about the research they are conducting

What is the Hawthorne Effect?

600

When you apply the Scientific Method to solving society's problems. 

What is Positivism?

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