A view that looks at the behavior of groups and not of individuals.
What is sociological perspective?
100
Culture can not exist without this term which represents all the people of a given territory that share similar beliefs, values, and traits.
What is society?
100
Your image of yourself as having an identity separate from other people is known as this.
What is a self concept?
100
Gender, age, and ethnicity are all examples of this type of status.
What is an ascribed status?
100
Cassie went to the Pirates game on Saturday. The attendance for Saturday's game was 15,234 people. All of the fans watching the game are this type of social gathering.
What is a social aggregate?
200
The ability to see the connections between society and yourself.
What is sociological imagination?
200
If you were studying the language, facial expressions, and body language of a culture, then you would be studying these.
What are symbols?
200
When Johnny was a child the most important person is his life was his mother, but now that he is a teenager Johnny cares more about his girlfriend's opinion than his mom's. Both Johnny's mom and his girlfriend are examples of this.
What are significant others?
200
Alexis is a mother, daughter, sister, aunt, secretary, wife, and basketball coach. This two word term describes her combination of roles.
What is a status set?
200
When you go Wal*Mart to buy your groceries you have this type of relationship with the cashier.
What is secondary relationship?
300
Known as the "father of sociology" this sociologist pioneered positivism and the study of social statics and social dynamics.
Who is Auguste Comte?
300
The rules of a culture that define what behavior is acceptable and not acceptable are known as _______.
What are norms?
300
According to Herbert Mead your self is broken down into these two separate parts.
What are the "Me" and the "I"?
300
Jesse needs to study for his sociology final today, but he is also supposed to work an eight hour shift at McDonald's. This is an example of
What is role conflict?
300
Eight-year-old Tessa asked her mom to buy her make-up and jewelry like the cheerleaders at the high school wear. The cheerleaders are an example of a
What is a reference group?
400
This German sociologist created conflict theory when he divided social classes into the wealthy bourgeoisie and the working proletariat.
Who is Karl Marx?
400
When Brenda belched loudly in public her friends said that she was disgusting and walked away from her. This is an example of this two word term.
What is an informal sanction?
400
When Juan went to prison the guards made him cut his hair, wear an orange jumpsuit like the rest of the inmates, and only referred to him as prisoner 3417. This is an example of.
What is desocialization?
400
This type of society relies on manufacturing, science, and technology to produce goods.
What is an industrial society?
400
Jaime is moving to a new apartment, so she offers food and beverages to anyone that helps her move. Jaime is hoping that this type of social interaction will occur.
What is social exchange?
500
This sociological perspective studies the contributions made by each part of society.
What is functionalism?
500
Hippies of the late 1960's and 1970's were examples of this type of subculture.
What is a counterculture?
500
Deondre is about to graduate from high school. He wants to become a police officer, so he starts to dress better and act more mature. He even skips the graduation party at the river. This is an example of
What is anticipatory socialization?
500
The Amish and the Mennonites stress this type of social unity.
What is mechanical solidarity?
500
According to German sociologist Robert Michels, power becomes increasingly concentrated in the hands of a few members of an organization using this process.