What is Sociology?
Sociology is the study of...
You know to pull over because you see flashing lights and hear a siren.
What is symbolic interactionism?
Father of Sociology
Who is Auguste Comte?
A scientific statement explaining the possible results of a study
What is a hypothesis?
First step in conducting sociological research.
What is identify the problem?
The focus of Sociology.
What are groups of people?
Teachers educate students and help socialize the students to be successful in other areas of life.
What is functionalism?
Started the Hull House in Chicago, provided aid to those in need, first sociologist to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
Who is Jane Addams?
a type of study where participants are asked open or close ended questions about a specific topic
What is a survey?
the Independent variable must occur first is the 3rd standard in determining what relationship
What is causation?
View that looks at the behavior of groups, not individuals.
What is the sociological perspective?
Democrats, Republicans, Democratic-Socialists, Alt-Right
What is conflict theory?
Examined the relationship between labor and capital, and social classes in the workforce.
Who is Karl Marx?
This is one way to determine if an experiment is ethical.
What is check for objectivity?
What is report all methods and findings truthfully?
What is ensure personal freedoms, integrity, rights, privacy, and dignity of subjects are protected?
What is use superior research methods?
Variable that reflects the change taking place.
What is the dependent variable?
Groups encourage... Stop being so weird, be like the rest of us.
What is conformity?
A child is grounded by their parents for breaking curfew.
What is conflict theory?
Studied race relations in the United States and spoke out against segregation.
Who is WEB Dubois?
Following a group of high school athletes over many years to study how sports impact other areas of life.
What is a case study?
in this type of study neither the experimenter nor the participants have information on placebo usage.
What is a double-blind experiment?
People tend to act in similar or _____ ways.
What is predictable?
In past decades, women were expected to perform household tasks for the benefit of society.
What is functionalism?
Studied suicide rates between Protestants and Catholics. Also, studied the relationship between science and religion.
Who is Emile Durkheim?
In the movie 21 Jump Street, cops Schmidt and Jenko join the secret Jump Street unit, using their youthful appearances to go under cover as high-school students. They use this cover to study the use of drugs amongst high school students.
What is participant observation?
when a third event or variable can be used to explain the relationship between two additional variables
What is multiple causation?