Sciences and Sociologists!
Theories and Methods
Socialization
Group Dynamics
Bias and Culture
100

The study of human society, group dynamics, social structures, institutions, and how people interact within collective groups.

What is Sociology?

100

Your first step when conducting research:

What is the problem?

100

Using genetics to determine personality:

What is the Biological Theory, or nature?

100

agent of socialization usually has the strongest influence during early childhood

What is the family?

100

An over simplified belief about a group of people

What is a stereotype?

200

This social science is the most scientific, and deals more with the individual

What is Psychology?

200

Theory that states there are groups of people who have money, resources and power, and those who do not

What is Conflict Theory

200

the belief that your personality comes from experiences and surroundings

What is Environmental Theory, or nuture?

200

Shared expectations for behavior in a group  

What are social norms?

200

A type of leader that Makes decisions with little group input 

What is an authoritarian leader

300

This American Social Scientist studied the black communities of Philadelphia, wrote “The Souls of Black Folk”and believed that race was an issue that the United States needed to address:

Who was WEB DuBois?

300

when a researcher is observing a subject from another room without the subject’s knowledge

What is Natural Observation?

300

A set of expectations for a given social position or status

What is a social role?

300

agent of socialization that teaches knowledge, social rules and working with peers.

What is school?

300

Automatic attitudes people may not realize they have

What is implicit or unconscious bias?

400

social scientist believed that society was affected strongly by the competition between those who have and control resources, such as food, money and power, and those who do not

Who was Karl Marx

400

This theory studies groups as part of a whole unit; that social groups act as “living organisms.”

What is Structural Functionallism?

400

Developing your self image by imagining how others evaluate or see you.

What is looking glass self theory?

400

Two or more people who interact and share common interests  

What is a group?

400

A way of life that includes values, beliefs, behaviors, and material traits of a group of people

What is culture?

500

Sociologist that believed: Only the fittest societies would survive over time, leading to a general upgrading of the world as a whole, or Social Darwinism

Who was Herbert Spencer?

500

Using Data and information from previous studies and experiments

What is secondary analysis?

500

A student who works a part time job, or a person who has been promoted to a supervisory position over former co-workers are examples.

What is role conflict?

500

A group a person feels accepted into.

What is an in group?

500

primary cultural unit of society, serving as the core engine for transmitting identity, values, and behavioral rules across generations.

What is the family?