Runs in the Family
This is considered a persons introduction to life; teaching children basic human functioning, cultural norms, and socially acceptable behaviors
What is Primary Socialization?
This economic system entails private ownership and control of economic resources, as well as minimal government influence in economics.
What is the Free-Enterpise System?
Structural Funcionists compare the institution of Economics as this vital human organ.
What is the Heart?
Functionalist say Religion provides individuals with these.
What is meaning and purpose in life?
Years of schooling and research experience has lead to scientists being seen as this.
What are Professionals?
This Term refers to information and its ability to be distrubuted to an extremely large audience.
What is Mass Media?
This perspective states families provide emotional/ practical support, regulate sexual reporduction, and the beginnings of an identity
What is Structural Functionalism?
This Economic system entails government ownership and control of economic resources.
What is Socialism?
Schools execute this function by expanding moral and logical thought while also challenging or reinforcing cultural norms learned at home.
What is Secondary Socialization?
Karl Marx equated Religion to this type of drug.
What are opiates?
The "Norms of Science" were outlined by this Sociologist.
Who is Robert K. Merton?
This term refers to purposeful misinformation in news papers, popularized in the late 1800's
What is Yellow Journalism?
This perspective explores how families perpetuate social and economic inequality
What is Conflict Theory?
This form of government is characterized by extreme nationalism, government control of the economy, and population cntrol using fear and surveillance.
What is Fascism?
Childcare/ babysitting, social placement, and development of peer relations are effects of this kind of function in schools.
What are Latent Functions?
This term refers to objects, places, symbols, and actions that are set apart as special.
What is Sacred?
This "Norm of Science" suggests should be questioned, re-examined, and re-tested to ensure validity.
What is Organized Skepticism?
This type of media was the main source of President Franklin Roosevelt's "Fireside Chats".
What is the Radio?
In the Symbolic Interactionist perspective, This referes to a persons independance and their desire to conform or change others.
What is Self Differentiation/ Differentiation of Self?
These documents are known for limiting the power of governments and rulers.
What is a Constitution?
The understanding that Education is the main indicator of future social mobility falls under this sociological perspective.
What is Conflict Theory?
Many religions emphasize men as dominant or superior, making it an aspect of this type of conflict.
What is Gender Conflict?
This Scientific Conflict suggests that while science should work for the benefit of all people, many seek personal profit and withhold research for competitve advantage.
What is Communalism vs. Competition?
The internet has lead to this type of platform for information dissemination, leading to polarization and echo chambers.
What is a many-to-many platform?
This pattern identified by Bowen states that try to "fix" their child, ultimately causing different and more severe problems.
What is the Family Projection Process?
This country is known for being one of the few remaining Theocracies in the modern world.
What is Iran, Afghanistan, Mauritania, Saudia Arabia, Yemen, Vatican City?
This phenomenon demonstrates how student/ teacher interaction effects learning in students.
What is the Pygmalion Effect?
This religion is the only major world religion to experience a decress in overall followers from 2010-2020.
What is Buddhism?
This Scientific conflict suggests funding sources can/ will influence research results to get a desired outcome.
What is Objectivity vs. Pressure?
This is one of two information platforms to see an increase in use from 2020-2025.
What are/is Podcasts, Social Media?