🕴🏻Political Sociology
This person coined the term "the power elite".
Who is C Wright Mills?
This type of family structure exists in societies where women dominate in family decision-making.
What is a matriarchy?
The principle of “quantity over quality” is associated with this aspect of Ritzer’s theory of “McDonaldization”.
What is calculability?
This crime is the only one of its kind to require a judge and jury to be present in trial.
What is murder?
Life expectancy, healthy life expectancy, and chronic disease prevention are the 3 factors required when determining this.
What is measuring health in Canada?
These are the four forms of power according to Michael Mann
What are ideological, military, economic, and political?
According to this theorist, integration is the key function of religion.
Who is Parsons?
This person is accredited with the birth of the assembly line.
Who is Henry Ford?
According to data from the 2019 General Social Survey, this type of victimization is least likely to be reported to police in Canada.
What is sexual assault?
This hypothesis proposed that Indigenous peoples were genetically predisposed to Type 2 Diabetes due to the foodways (eating habits) of their ancestors.
What is the 'thrifty gene'?
This regime type simply means “ruled by few”.
What is oligarchy?
According to Weber, the spirit of capitalism can be linked to this phenomenon.
What is the Protestant ethic?
This type of media is considered to be outside of mainstream media and is usually independently produced outside of corporate control.
What is alternative media?
This type of criminology views crime as a consequence of social and economic institutions, processes of labelling, and meaning-making.
What is critical criminology?
These theorists would see cities as capitalist machines and sites of mass economic inequality.
Who are conflict theorists?
In lecture, patriotism was provided as an example of this basic function of modern states.
What is providing a sense of belonging?
This concept refers to the practice of putting people in a certain curriculum based on test scores.
What is tracking or streaming?
The idea that all organizations will eventually become bureaucracies is the main premise of this phrase.
These are considered to be the 3 levels of police in Canada (must name examples of police forces).
What are the federal police (RCMP), Provincial police (OPP), and municipal police (Kingston police)?
In the case of Tremblay v Daigle in 1989, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled this reproductive decision into law.
What is the law stating fathers have no legal right to veto a woman's abortion decision?
According to Esping-Andersen, this type of welfare state leaves the delivery of welfare up to the markets.
What is the liberal welfare state?
The following 6 functions: reproduction, socialization, protection, regulation of sexual behaviour, affection and companionship, and provision of social status, are considered by Ogburn to be the main functions of this institution.
What is the family?
These data sets are considered to be very large and are typically analyzed manually to analyze patterns, trends and associations in human behaviours.
What is big data?
This is a section in the Criminal Code of Canada that requires that all available sanctions other than imprisonment, that are reasonable in the circumstances, should be considered for all offenders, with particular attention to the circumstances of Indigenous offenders.
What is the Gladue Report?
This theory of aging suggests that elderly people who remain active and socially involved will be best adjusted.
What is activity theory?