ch 6, 8, 19, 20 Flashcards

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socialization

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the process where people learn the attitudes, values, and actions appropriate for members of a particular culture

how to behave

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2
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microsociology perspective on socialization

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we learn how to behave “properly”

we learn what to expect from others

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3
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role of socialization

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creates an ideal cultural standard

can help to shape our personality

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4
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the process of socialization in which a person “rehearses” for his/her future career, occupation, or relationship

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anticipatory socialization

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5
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the process of getting rid of previous behavior patterns and accepting new ones as part of a transition in one’s life

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resocialization

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6
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specific ceremonies and celebrations that mark our stages of development

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rites of passage

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7
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family, school, peer groups, mass media and technology, workplace, state and gov

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agents of socialization

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8
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theory that culture completely determines behavior of everyone it socializes

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cultural determinism

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9
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assumes human nature is plastic, and culture can form any type of personality or patterned role

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cultural determinism

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10
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process by which roles determine how people are socialized

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differential socialization

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people are raised differently bc of different expectations of the roles they will preform

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differential socialization

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12
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people’s personalities change to fit their jobs better over time

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adult socialization

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13
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going along with peers

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conformity

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14
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compliance with higher authorities in a hierarchical structure

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obedience

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15
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behavior that violates the standard of conduct or expectations of a group or society

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deviance

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16
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the labels society uses to devalue members of certain social groups

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stigma

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17
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techniques and strategies for preventing deviant behavior in any society

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social control

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18
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used to casually enforce norms

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informal social control

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19
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the more dependent members are on a group, the more they conform to group norms

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principle of dependence

1 of 3 principles of informal social control

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20
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when group behavior is easily observed or monitored by other members, the degree of conformity will be greater

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principle of visibility

2 of 3 principles of informal social control

21
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the greater the scope and extent of norms upheld by the group, the greater will be the contribution to social order

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principle of extensiveness

3 of 3 principles of informal social control

22
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control that applies to legalized (formalized) rules and laws

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formal social control

23
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limit opportunities; early intervention

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prevention

1 of 3 methods of formal social control

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punishment must be perceived as certain, swift, and severe if it is to be effective detterents

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deterrence

2 of 3 methods of formal social control

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resocialize people so they stop wanting to deviate
reformation and resocialization 3 of 3 methods of formal social control
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emphasizes that a person learns criminal behavior through interactions with others
cultural transmission deviance theory
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process through which violation of rules results from exposure to attitudes that are favorable to criminal acts ex. exposure to "wrong crowd"
differential association deviance theory
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social relationships in a neighborhood or community affect people's behavior
social disorganization theory
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when neighborhoods decline and become disorganized population leaves, building deteriorates, and crime rises
social disorganization theory
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attempts to explain why certain people are viewed as deviants or "troublemakers" while others taking part in the same behavior are not
labeling theory
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``` small, densely populated poor transportation networks limit food supply distance centers or disease and pollution limited crime control the attraction of citites ```
characteristics of pre industrial cities
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What makes a city possible?
agricultural technology division of labor transportation
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population of more than 2,500
urban
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population of at least 50,000
city
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small communities adjacent to cities
suburb
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"mother city" a city and its sphere of influence
metropolis
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centralized urban development; expansion along rail lines or "spider like" sprawl; city center is focal point; characteristic type of older industrial cities (eastern coast)
fixed rail metroplis
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decentralized urban development (can't find downtown); expansion more even, determined by geography; suburbs are multiple points of focus; characteristic of newer cities (west coast)
freeway metropolis
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"community" small town, rural type of lifestyle
gemeinschaft
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"society or association" lack of cohesion, high fragmentation
gesellschaft
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synonymous with rational organization, a group created to pursue definite goals
formal organization
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tactics and procedures are designed and evaluated in terms of effectiveness in achieving goals
formal organization
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a component of formal organizations where rules and ranked positions are used to achieve efficiency
bureaucracy
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What is the limit of people a supervisor or manager can effectively manage?
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stifles creativity promote people to their level of incompetence can discriminate against minorities and foster reverse discrimination
dysfunctions of bureaucracy
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you end up staying in the job you don't do well
Peter Principle
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when an organization's survival is threatened, stated goals may be replaces
goal displacement aspect of a natural system
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the members of an organization may not ascribe to the same goals
goal conflict aspect of a natural system
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persons may be able to utilize an informal network to circumvent the chain of command
informal relations