Theories
Who came up with conflict theory?
Karl Marx
The process of learning appropriate behavior for a society throughout the life course.
Secondary socialization
A sorority is considered what type of network?
Socio-centric network
What is the term for the fact that the US incarcerates more people than any other country in the world?
Mass incarceration
Who directed the movie "The Birds"?
Alfred Hitchcock
This theory argues that society is larger than the sum of its parts.
Functionalist theory
What are the three forms of capital?
Material, social, cultural
What is the name of the theory that says that weak ties are more important than strong ones?
The strength of weak ties
This type of punishment allows the offender to remain in society and have their behavior monitored.
Probation
How do you put out a grease fire?
Use something metal to seal off air OR extinguish it with salt/baking soda
On crime: This theory is focused on how those in positions of power get to decide what is criminalized.
Conflict theory
Patterns, traits, or behaviors common to all societies.
Cultural universals
Any group that significantly influences an individual's behavior is called a:
Reference group
Is general strain theory a learning or control theory?
Learning theory
What is the main component that makes a martini "dirty"?
Olive juice
This theory of socialization says that interacting with others is like being on stage and being alone is the only time that you don't have to act.
Presentation of self
A single role with conflicting expectations.
Role strain
Within education, what is the process of homogenization?
The process of making things uniform or similar
What are the three branches of the criminal justice system?
Police, courts, and corrections
In terms of artificial intelligence, what is a "hallucination"?
When AI makes something up
Who is the sociologist who came up with the theory of collective effervescence is?
Emile Durkheim
What are the four characteristics of culture (e.g., culture is shared)?
Shared
Learned
Taken for granted
Always changing
When individuals marry again after a death or divorce is called:
Serial monogomy
Social control theory argues that when an individual's bond to society are weak, they're more at risk to engage in crime. What are the four bonds?
Attachment
Commitment
Involvement
Belief
What is the FCC?
Federal Communications Commission