TERMS
SOCIOLOGISTS 1
SOCIOLOGISTS 2
PERSPECTIVES
ORIGINS
100

dramaturgy

approach to sociology that depicts human interactions as theatrical performances.

100

Who studied African American communities and racism? 

HINT: Durkheim, DuBois, Weber

W.E.B. DuBois

100

Who was considered the father of Sociology?

HINT: Marx, Comte, or Addams

Auguste Comte

100

Societies are in relative balance.

Functionalist Perspective

100
The study of the mind and behavior. 

Psychology.

200

verstehen

when you try to understand someone by placing yourself in their situation.

200

He focused on the competition between groups for limited resources.

HINT: Weber, Marx, or Mead

Karl Marx

200

Who said we needed the concept of 'verstehen' to study groups of people?

HINT: Weber, Comte, Marx

Max Weber

200

Emphasizes the contributions of each part of society and how these parts work together to create a unified whole.

Functionalism

200

Studies past events in societies

History.

300

Sociological Imagination

The ability to see the link between society and self. (Personal use of sociology)

Helps us understand the effects of events on our daily lives.

300

This person focused on women's rights and founded the Hull House. 

HINT: Addams, Martineau, or Comte

Jane Addams

300

Who focused on the status of women, children, domestic duties, and religion, and wrote about society?

HINT: Addams, Marx, or Martineau

Harriet Martineau

300

Many elements of a society exist to benefit the powerful.

Conflict Perspective
300

The social science that studies customary beliefs and material traits of groups in preliterate societies.

Anthropology.

400

Positivism

The use of scientific method to be positive or sure of your research.

400

He used the "I" and "ME" in his research.

HINT: Durkheim, Marx, Mead

George Herbert Mead

400

This person jumped right in to make change rather than writing about it.

HINT: Martineau, Addams, or Comte

Jane Addams

400

We are guided by what we think others expect of us.

Symbolic Interactionism

400
the origin that is considered closest to Sociology.

Anthropology

500

conventional social wisdom

ideas that people assume are true.

500

This person believed a cultural group's rules, roles, and norms come together to form a collective conscience.

HINT: Weber, Durkheim, or Marx

Emile Durkheim

500

Who used census data to explain his findings?

HINT: Dubois, Mead, Durkheim

W.E.B. Dubois

500

Social life should be understood from the viewpoint of the individuals involved.

Symbolic Interactionism

500
The social science that investigates human social and emotional processes.

Psychology.

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