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Social Norms are written rules... True or False
False. Social Norms are unwritten rules.
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Role conflicts involves 1 or more different social roles. True or False?
False. Role conflicts involves 2 or more different social roles.
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What was Ritzer's name for the food industry that is dominating the aspects of life
“McDonaldization of society”
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Culture universals are cultural elements that change throughout many, or all cultures. True or False?
False. Culture universals are cultural elements that remain constant throughout many, or all cultures.
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Who was the example used in describing a social role?
Mr. Robinson
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What was the one major example of today's social norms in our culture from the powerpoint?
Tattoos
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A role is behavioural expectations you want to see in yourself. True or False
False. Roles are behavioural expectations society expects from your social poisiton.
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What was the issue that sociologist were arguing about globalization from the powerpoint?
Sociologist were arguing that globalization is reducing culture variation.
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When (time period) did sociology become popular again?
Between the 1970's and the 1980's.
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What is the powerpoint on?
Culture
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From the powerpoint, what is the two mild examples people do to improve their bodies?
Workout & Tan
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Name 2 of the 4 characteristics that an urban legend has to include for it to be considered one.
1. Been passed along by word of mouth 2. Been repeated by people who believe the story to be true 3. Been stories set in the past, with some association with nearby locations 4. Been stories almost always completely wrong
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The number of actual universals are small. True or False?
True
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Which theorists influenced Canadian and American sociologists in the search for the links between culture and social/mental experiences
The European theorists.
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Who/what is the most common example in social role?
The role of a mother.
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What is it called when one member voices their disapproval to another when a social norm is violated?
Sanction
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Why is pop culture less likely in bigger societies?
This is because of the need of a wide distribution. It's easier to use radio, television, and mass media instead.
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What is culture variation?
It is the variations between the views of different cultures aspects.
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Name 1 of the 4 words for a conceptual danger of studying culture.
Ethnocentrism, Infantilization, Eurocentrism, Androcentrism.
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What was violated social norm from the video?
Personal space.
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Briefly describe a folkway? And give an example.
Folkways are norms that don't damage one's moral condemnations when broken. For example, wearing clothes.
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In terms of social roles, what is an institution?
An institution is a set of values and norms put into place by a member of society. Often by someone most in power.
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What is culture integration?
Culture integration is where a lot of elements of culture are interrelation to the point where a domino effect could be created after changes.
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What are 2 of the 3 main concepts of the conflict theory?
Power, disharmony, and revolution.
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What was the very first thing I said?
Who wants chocolate bars?