According to C.Wright Mills, this allows people to see relationships between events in there personal lives and their society. Or what a "sociological" John Lennon might sing.
What is sociological imagination?
100
A ring, a ring tone, or a coppertone tan.
What is a symbol?
100
This scientist devised an experiment to see the negative affects of social isolation on rhesus monkeys in 1959, 1962, and in 1967.
Who is Henry Harlow?
100
This type of deviance involves behavior that underperforms to accepted norms, or the bottom side of a battery.
What is negative deviance?
100
Two very different places, THE FIRST 2 AFRICAN NATIONS TO GAIN INDEPENDENCE FROM A EUROPEAN POWER WERE EGYPT & THIS ONE
What is South Africa?
200
This is the patterned interaction of people in social relationships, or what a three year old constantly acting out might need.
What is social structure?
200
Where norms come from.
What are values?
200
This term, from the symbolic interationist perspective looks at a way of learning as an image of yourself based on what you believe others think of you, or what Dracula wouldn't see.
What is looking-glass self?
200
I can't do it because my conscience would bother me... is this type of social control.
What is internal social control?
200
FROM THE FRENCH FOR "TO SET IN THE WOODS", THIS WORD REFERS TO A TYPE OF ATTACK.
What is ambush?
300
Auguste Compt's belief that knowledge should be derived from scientific observation rather than one's opinion, or someone's good attitude.
What is positivism?
300
Taking your hat off during the Star Spangled Banner is this type of norm.
What is a folkway?
300
Those people whose reactions are most important to your self-concept, or "really important people".
What is significant others?
300
A social condition which, according to Durkheim, can lead to deviance in which the norms of society or a group are too weak or conflicting.
What is anomie?
300
ONLY 3 SITES HAVE THE REMAINS OF 2 PRESIDENTS: 1 AT QUINCY, MASS., 1 AT ARLINGTON & 1 IN THIS STATE CAPITAL.
What is Richmond?
400
This perspective's approach to view society emphasized the role of an unequal distribution of power, or what the prisoner threw off his finger.
What is Conflict?
400
This type of sanction may be applied only by officially designated persons, such as judges or teachers, or a dance you have to get dressed up for.
What are formal sanctions?
400
This is the only agency of socialization that is not controlled primarily by adults, or what a judge might say to you if you had a trial...
What is peer group?
400
You would be exhibiting this if your life and identity are organized around breaking society's norms, examples include Bonnie and Clyde, John dillinger, Al Capone.
What is secondary deviance?
400
This actor portrayed Han Solo in the first Star Wars movie made in 1979.
Who is Harrison Ford?
500
This perspective's approach emphasizes the contributions made by each institutution in society, or switching keys on a calculator.
What is functionalism?
500
Sports, cooking, courtship, etiquette, joking, status differences, marriage rituals, arts, recreation are all examples of this term for common cultural traits.
What are cultural universals?
500
This type of socialization is the voluntary processs of preparing to accept new norms, values, attitudes, and behaviors, or I can't wait to wear my new college sweatshirt.
What is anticipatory socialization?
500
This is the process of reducing the seriousness of a crime that injures people of a lower social status.
What is victim discounting?
500
The Nebraska legislature be tree lovers & made this day, April 22, a legal holiday