Class
Age
Gender
Ethnicity
Deviance
Pot Pourri
100

According to Bourdieu, this helps middle-class students succeed in school by aligning with the dominant culture.

Cultural Capital

100

Peer groups are especially influential during this stage of life.

Adolescence/youth

100

Sociologist who argued that gender identity is developed within the family. Boys and girls are socialized differently, into normalized gender roles.

Ann Oakley

100

Which institution gives you your ethnic identity?

Family

100

According to this theory, deviance is a result of insufficient primary socialization.

Under-socialization

100

This 2023 blockbuster brought audiences to a plastic world filled with feminist themes and existential dread.

Barbie

200

This agent of socialization may reinforce or challenge class identity through shared lifestyles, consumption habits, slang, and attitudes toward education and authority. Individuals may adopt behaviors to fit in or resist dominant class norms.

Peers

200

Media representations of youth (especially teens) often contribute to this type of public fear.

Moral panic

200

Connell coined this term to describe the dominant form of masculinity that marginalizes alternative gender expressions

Hegemonic Masculinity

200

Name 3 elements of ethnic identity. Do not say "culture"

Religion

Family structure

beliefs

values

norms

customs

200

This sociological explanation links subcultural deviance to exclusion from mainstream opportunity structures.

Marginalization

200

This element, the most abundant in the universe

Hydrogen

300

Neo-Marxists argue this agent of socialization promotes dominant (bourgeois) ideology, normalizing middle/upper-class lifestyles as aspirational. Working-class lifestyles are portrayed as deviant and less fulfilling

Media

300

He argued that peer groups help youths transition from family to adult roles by offering a space to develop independence and identity.

Eisenstadt

300

This feminist theory emphasizes how patriarchy is embedded in everyday social institutions, embedding gender inequality at all levels of society and culture 

Radical Feminism

300

Young Asian students may adopt Western fashion and slang while maintaining cultural traditions at home. This is an example of what?

Hybrid Identity

300

Which theory of deviance best explains group-based deviance and why patterns emerge in certain areas.

Subcultures

300

The fall of this European city in 1453 marked the end of the Byzantine Empire.

Constantinople 

400

This sociological term describes when the working class lacks the resources or knowledge needed to navigate middle-class institutions. Often associated with deviance

Cultural deprivation

400

He viewed education as a bridge between family and adult society, training individuals for age-based roles.Education helps emancipate kids from the primary hold of family, allowing them to adopt wider social values into their personal value system.

Parsons

400

Give one example of how religion can reinforce or shape gender identity

Specify Gender roles

Promote male leadership

400

Which agent of socialization most overlaps with ethnic identity? Why?

Religion - religion is a part of ethnic identity that informs ethnic norms/values/beliefs

400

This theory of deviance argues that deviance is a deliberate act of resistance against social control, inequality, or oppression. It's political, not pathological.

Resistance

400

Mount Everest lies on the border between these two countries.

Nepal and China

500

According to Weber's theory this Calvinist values helped develop capitalism, showing religion shaping middle-class identity. 

Protestant Work Ethic

500

This concept explains how stereotypes about youth lead to deviant behavior due to lower social expectations. Also known as a self-fulfilling prophecy

Pygmalion Effect

500

This refers to the theory that women in media are often objectified for the pleasure of the male viewer.

Male Gaze Theory

500

Explain how education can marginalize ethnic minorities

Ethnocentric curriculum (Eurocentric in the West)

Teacher bias


500

Name one weakness of the theory that resistance is the main cause of deviance 

Not all deviance is political or conscious

Deviance for purposes of survival or opportunity

500

This country has the most time zones in the world.

France