Intro to Soc + Socialization
ROTC, internships, and babysitting are examples of this.
What is anticipatory socialization?
A crowd, not a social group.
What is an aggregate?
Overconforms to set norms.
People who share a cultural heritage.
What is ethnicity?
Leadership that issues order without feedback, micromanages.
What is authoritarian leadership?
Who is George Mead and Charles Cooley?
The informal rules, that if you break, you might get a weird look.
What are folkways?
Positive rewards or negative sanctions given out that encourage conformity.
What is external control?
This type of system allows for social mobility.
What is an open system (economic stratification)?
What is structural functionalism.
The founder of Sociology
Who is August Comte?
Type of leadership that lets members self-manage.
What is laissez-faire?
Strain theory concept that accepts the goals but rejects the accepted behaviors (i.e. stealing money from a parent).
What is innovation?
Theorizes the more difficult and important jobs are given greater rewards in society.
What is the Davis-Moore theory?
The "melting pot" analogy, minority and majority groups combine to form new group.
What is amalgamation?
Theorizes the ongoing conversation between impulsive/raw desire and our behaviors developed from socialization.
What is the I & Me Theory?
Type of group interaction that enforces rules, pressures uniformity, and discourages diverse ideas.
What is comformity?
Theorizes the more time spent around deviant people and behavior, the more normalized it is.
What is differential association theory?
What is the scapegoat theory?
Three pivotal conflict theorists.
Who is Karl Marx, Harriet Martineau, and W.E.B. Du Bois?
The secondary or unintended function of an institution.
What is a latent function?
The sanctions for breaking these could be being arrested, fined, fired.
The four functions the correctional system serves.
What is retribution, deterrence, rehabilitation, and social protection?
A multicultural society, a mutual respect for each other's distinct identity.
What is pluralism?
These theories of deviance fall under structural functionalism.
What is strain and control theory?