Intro to Sociology
Psychoanalysis was developed by
Sigmund Freud
the study of society and human behavior
Sociology
Blank operates at the microsociological level
Symbolic interactionism
In a self fulfilling stereotype
The behaviors of the person change to match our expectations
A significant sociological point about life course is that it
affects the way you act and face life
Sociologist Melvin Kohn found that blank parents tend to use physical punishment to get their children to conform to expectations.
all
In Kohlbergs theory, children in the blank stage are basically concerned just with themselves and do not seem to know the difference between right and wrong
amoral
The manifest function of formal education refers to
an intended action to help the system
Who is the audience for basic sociology
anyone and everyone
Values are like lenses through which we see the world
as it ought to be
A blank status is given to you, you do not earn it
ascribed
Applying symbolic interactionism, as divorce became more common, divorce became
associated with new beginnings
An advantage of knowing a cultures gesture is
being able to communicate with simplicity
To interpret blank, we consider facial expressions, posture, and gestures
body language
The core value of education has
changed over the years until today college is considered an appropriate goal for most Americans
What did Karl Marx believe was the most relevant factor in history?
class conflict
In blank, the focus is on the struggle for scarce resources by different groups in society
conflict theory
Role strain is blank
conflict within a role
Sociologist call the values held by most of the groups in a society blank.
core values
Some of the values and norms of blank place it at odds with a dominant culture
counterculture
In Freuds terms the blank causes us to get our basic needs met.
id
Blank refers to our efforts to manage the impressions that others receive of us
impression management
Social class is based on
income, education, and occupational prestige
The work of WEB Du bois, an African American,
is being resdiscovered and discussed by contemporary sociologists
Isolated children require blank to develop
language
The main way people communicate is through
language
The social institution of blank would include groups such as lawyers associations, courts, and jails
law
Individuals and groups that influence how we think, feel, or act in life are called
looking glass crowd
The term blank was coined by Charles Horton Cooley
looking glass self
For Durkheim, people who perform similar tasks had in common the way they looked at life which he called
mechanical solidarity
Sociologist use blank to analyze social interactions
microsociology
the term "organic solidarity" is based on the way that different members of society
need each other
When you break norms you receive
negative sanctions
Individuals more or less the same age who share common interest make up a
peer group
The old order of the Amish of the US exemplify
Gemeinschaft
Perhaps ahead of the times, blank warned of the dangers of coalescing of the top leaders of business, politics, and military
C Wright Mills
Blank indicates what is expected of people
Roles
credited as being the founder of sociology
Auguste Comte WEB du bois Karl Marx Jane Addams
Transitional adulthood cover ages
18-29
Blank refers to one part of a culture changing while other parts remain behind
Cultural lag
The language, beliefs, values, norms and behaviors and objects passed from one generation to the next make up a groups
Culture
Blank said that sociobiology will eventually absorb sociology
Edward Wilson
The subjects exposed to an independent variable in an experiment are the
Experimental group
Adolescence is a
Industrial Revolution developement
The term for rules of behavior
Norms
What is a precise way to measure a variable
Operational definition
Blank studied the natural process that children go through to develop their ability to reason
Piaget
a society made up of many different groups is called an/a
Pluralism
Blank harnesses the sociological perspective for the public good
Public Sociology
Blank are a people who respond to the survey
Respondents
The Harlows took baby monkeys away from their mothers to live alone, frightened them, and observed that the babies clung to terrycloth fake mothers rather than wire fake mothers. The experiment tended to prove what might already have been obvious-that infants need to be
cuddled
Blank refers to the values, norms, or other cultural traits found everywhere
cultural universals
An attempt to remake someone by removing his or her current identity and replacing it with a new one is
degradation ceremony
Erving Goffman used the term blank to mean that social life is like a drama or a stage play
dramaturgy
Robert Murton would say negative results of people's actions are
dysfunctions
The blank as viewed by Freud, is the balancing mechanism in our personality
ego
The term new technology refers to
emerging technology that has a significant impact on social life
The blank is made up of people who are in the portion of the population being studied
entire group
According to reports describing blank children, they walked on all fours, growled, and showed no sensitivity to cold
feral
Pure sociologists analyze some aspects of society to
gain knowledge for its own sake
Learning what is expected of us based on whether we are male or female is known as
gender socialization
According to Max Weber, the key factor in society is
religion
uses objective, systematic observations to test theories
scientific method
What is the first step in the research model?
select a topic
The human potential movement exemplifies the emerging blank value
self fulfillment
Talcott Parsons was influential in
shifting sociology from reform to theory
Blank refers to the typical ways society meets its essential needs
social institutions
Durkeims concept of blank refers to how much people are tied to their social groups
social integration
A backward collar is blank for a priest
status symbol
Our assumptions about what people are like are known as
stereotypes
a distinct world within the overarching culture is a
subculture
Another term for nonmaterial culture that sociologists use is
symbolic culture
In blank symbols are the key to understanding how we look at the world and communicate with each other.
symbolic interactionism
George Herbert Mead was a
symbolic interactionist
Blank is the primary focus for microsociologists
symbolic interactionists
The basis of culture is
symbols
The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis states
that reality shapes our language
the term real culture refers to
the norms and values that people aspire to follow
Cultural diffusion is a
the spread of culture traits from one place to another
The term "generalized other" refers to
what we think others in general think about us