Family
What is the correct term?
The state of being related to others.
Kinship
What is the correct term?
Assume they knew the outcome of an event after the outcome has already been determined.
Hindsight Bias
What is the correct term?
The underlying framework of society, consisting of the positions
Social Structure
What is the correct term?
A segment of society that shares a distinctive pattern of mores, folkways, and values that differs from the pattern of the larger society.
Subculture
What is the correct term?
The systematic study of the relationship between the individual and society and the consequences of difference
Sociology
What is the correct term?
The socially recognized and affirmed transfer of the legal rights, responsibility, and privileges of parenthood.
Adoption
List the 5 Steps to the Scientific Method
1. Define the problem
2. Review the Literature
3. Formulate a Hypothesis
4. Collect and Analyze Data
5.Develop a Conclusion
Give 1 example of a primary group and secondary group.
Primary- Family
Secondary- Classmates
What are the 2 types of innovation?
2. Invention
Micro-
Meso-
Macro-
Small
Medium
Large
What is the correct term?
What a family is.
(Hint: Think Blood)
Substantive
What is the correct term?
“Y” The variable in a casual relationship that is subject to the influence of another variable.
Dependent Variable
What is the correct term?
A status that dominates others.
Master Status
What is Cultural Lag?
The general principle that technological innovation occurs more quickly than does our capacity to perceive, interpret, and respond to that change.
Culture vs Society
Whats the difference?
Culture represents the beliefs and practices of a group and society represents the people who share those beliefs and practices.
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Culture and society cannot exist without each other but they are not the same thing because how would society, us people and structures, function without language, without organization, without values or rules
What are the 6 primary functions of a family?
Reproduction
Socialization
Protection
Regulations of Sexual Behavior
Affection and Companionship
Provision of Social Status
What is the difference between Quantitative Research and Qualitative Research?
Quantitative- Research that collects and reports data primarily in numerical form.
Quantitative- Descriptive research that relies on narrative accounts rather than statistical procedures.
List the 3 social groups.
Primary
Secondary
Refrence
List the 3 Elements of Culture and explain them.
Material- our physical modification of the natural environment to suit our purposes.
Cognitive- Our mental and symbolic representations of reality.
Normative- Consists of the ways we establish, abide by, and enforce principles of conduct.
What is the correct term?
Specialized language used by members of a group or subculture.
Argot
List the 3 types of marriage and descibe them.
Monogamy- A form of marriage in which 2 people are married only to each other.
Polygamy- A form of marriage in which an individual may have several husbands or wives simultaneously.
Polygyny- A form of polygamy in which a man may have more than 1 wife at the same time.
What is a detailed plan or method for obtaining data scientifically.
AND
What are 4 examples of this?
Research Design
AND
Surveys
Observation
Experiments
Existing Sources/ Secondary Analysis
List all the statuses and give 1 exmple of each.
(Hint: There are only 3)
Ascribed- Male, Female, Daughter, Son
Achieved- Roommate, Friend, Student, Teammate
Master- President, Mayor, College Coaches
We learned about 7 "Norms" in society, List 4 of them.
Mores, Formal Norm, Laws, Informal Norm, Ideal Norms, Real Norms, and Folkways.
Give 3 examples of Research Design.
Surveys
Observation
Experiments