Chapter 1: Day 1: Sociological Imagination Flashcards

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What is Sociology?

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Study of Human Society and how they other people interact or behaves

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What is Sociological Imagination?

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The ability to see the connections between our personal experience and the larger forces of history.

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Who Came Up with Sociological Imagination?

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C. Wright Mills

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Examples of Sociological Imagination

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. Why People Attend College? = Great Career, Earning More Money, Learn New Things.
. If I could watch Spongebob, why other families can’t? = Academic Success, Discipline, Etiquette.
. In US, people eat ketchup on french fries while in Germany, people eat mayonnaise on french fries.

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What is Sociological Institution?

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Consists of a group of people who have come together for a common purpose.

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Examples of Sociological Institution?

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. Education: Daycare Centers, Elementary Schools, College, Universities, Trade Schools, Culinary Academy.
. Health: Hospitals, Dentistry, Psychiatric Ward.

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5 Majors of Sociological Institution?

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Family, Health, Education, Economics, Government.

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Conventional Wisdom

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It refers to all the commonplace ideas and expert opinions that are commonly accepted as true. This is the wisdom that most people agree on and use to make everyday decisions about their lives.

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Examples of Challenges to Conventional Wisdom

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. Education and Earning, the more education, the more money will be earned.
. Family, different merits such as single parents, living with grandparents, orphan.
. Race, It has a meaning to humans. Such as skin color, eye color, and hair color.

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Social Science

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It is where it include disciplines such as psychology, political, and economics. It is where these sciences control the society. The unique sociology looks at the outside of the individual.

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Who is the first person to come up with Sociology?

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August Comte

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What is Society?

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Is just a group of people who share a culture and a culture.

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What is Sociological Perspectives

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They are two things:
. It means seeing the general in the particular.
. It means seeing the strange of the familiar.

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What is Seeing the general in the particular?

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Sociology tries to understand social behavior by placing it in wider social context. It is the individual choice may have been influenced by other people such as class, neighborhood, race, gender, or age.

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Examples of Seeing the general in the particular

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. The declining marriage rate comes from what the individual’s choices come from.
. What causing or having sociological impacts.?

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What is seeing the strange of the familiar?

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To approach everyday or daily world as you’re seeing it for the first time. As you see that you’re from the other world. These questions of why fits into common sense of understanding of society.

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Examples of seeing the strange of the familiar?

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. Why children raise their hands in class but not at the family dinner table?
. If I can make prayers at home or church, why I can't say prayers in school?
. Why you can't wear hats indoors?
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What is Social Location?

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Is a way classifying itself of raising class, race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, etc. It let’s sociologists determine what’s the individual’s common choice of making.