Chapter 1 powerpoint pt.2 Flashcards

1
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What is the difference between microsociology and macrosociology?

A

Microsociology, understands local interactional contexts, focusing on face-to-face encounters and gathering data through participant observations and in-depth interviews.

Macrosociology, looks at social dynamics across whole societies or large parts of them and often relies on statistical analysis to do so.

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2
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The focus of micro sociology is?

A

Individuals within society

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3
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The focus of macro sociology is?

A

Society as a whole

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4
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The orientation of micro sociology?

A

Subjective

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5
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The orientation of macro sociology?

A

Objective

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6
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What are the methods for micro sociology?

A

Participant observation and interviews

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7
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What are the methods for macro sociology?

A

Statistical analysis

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8
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Theory is the use of ________________ to describe behaviors and make predictions

A

generalization

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9
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Theory is the use of generalization to describe __________ and make __________

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behaviors

predictions

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10
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Sociologists use ______ (along with methods of data collection) to help explain the ______ world

A

theory

social

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11
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Who created Grand Theory?

A

C Wright Mills

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12
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one universal way of understanding the social world, abstract

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Grand Theory

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13
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Grand Theory=_________

A

Paradigm

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14
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integrates theory and empirical research, theoretical claims can be validated by data

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Middle-range Theories

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15
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Who created Middle-range Theories?

A

Robert Merton

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16
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Middle-range theories

A

Grand

17
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______-______ theories

A

Middle Range

18
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________is an analytic lens, a way of viewing the world and a framework from which to understand the human experience (Kuhn, 1962).

A

paradigm

19
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Paradigmis an _______ ____, a ____ __ _______ __ _____ and a framework from which to understand the human experience (Kuhn, 1962).

A

analytic lens

way of viewing the world

20
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Umbrella system that based on a set of assumptions that defines the object of study, how it can be studied and the possible interpretation of the results

A

paradigm

21
Q

What are the Five Main Paradigms of sociology?

A
  1. Critical/Conflict Paradigm
  2. Interpretive/Symbolic Interactionism Paradigm
  3. Functionalism/Structural Functionalism Paradigm
  4. Postmodern Paradigm
  5. Positivist Paradigm
22
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What are the three core paradigms in sociology?

A
  1. Critical/Conflict Paradigm
  2. Interpretive/Symbolic Interactionism Paradigm
  3. Functionalism/Structural Functionalism Paradigm
23
Q

According to the positive paradigm, social world has law-like __________ that we can study.

A

regularities

24
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Comte term in reference to positive paradigm “_____ _______”

A

“social physics”

25
Q

Positivist paradigm is ______ free & __________

A

value

objective

26
Q

Positive paradigm helps _______ and _______ rapidly changing social world

A

control

predict

27
Q

Positive paradigm emerged during the _________ __________

A

industrial revolution