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Intro Part 2 Flashcards

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Auguste Comte

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He coined the term sociology, thought that sociologist should you scientific tools of observation experimentation and comparison to study societies, and he is known as the father of sociology

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Harriet Martineau

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Raised awareness of social inequality toward woman

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Emile Durkheim

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Developed the theory of social facts which states that customs and institutions and organizations have control over people

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Karl Marx

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Believed in communism where classes would no longer exist and everyone would have equal access to the products and benefits produced by society

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Max Weber

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Believe that human values and beliefs affected how people acted throughout history

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Herbert Spencer

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Developed the theory of social Darwinism. (the most people fit people in society would be the most successful)

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George Herbert mead

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Interested in how people defined the situation in different roles and settings in society

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Talcott Parsons

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Promoted theories of structural functionalism in which social structures preformed positive functions in society

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C. Wright mills

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Criticized the white collar middle class and how American society was controlled by elite leaders

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Dorothy E Smith

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Showed how society must include woman and the powerless and how we think speak and write an act on a daily basis

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Three classified mental disorders

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Neuroses
Psychoses
Anti social personality disorder

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Neuroses

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High levels of anxiety ex panic attacks

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Psychoses

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Losing touch with the real world

May suffer from delusions and hallucinations ex paranoia

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Anti social personality disorder

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Pattern of rule breaking and harming others

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What was developed as a result of the industrial revolution

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Sociology and social institutions

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When and where was the industrial revolution

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Originated in England in the 18th century (late 1700s)

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What kind of factories popped up and what was the result

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Textile factories appeared and people started to move from agricultural areas to new cities that were being developed

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Results of people moving to developing cities

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Overcrowding
Poor sanitation
Pollution
Crime increased due to overcrowding

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What happened in the factories?

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Child labour and long working hours

Had harsh discipline in which cudgels to enforce law and work

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8 major social institutions in modern industrial societies

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Family 
Education 
Politics
Economics
Religion
Law
Military
Medicine
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Romantic love is…

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A relatively modern idea

In the middle ages romance was reserved for those outside of marriage and for the rich and aristocratic

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Theory of love divided

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Passionate and companionate

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Passionate love is

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Passionate love is what we normally associate with romance and is characterized by the turmoil of intense emotions

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Companionate love is

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Calmer and more enduring then passionate love

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Robert Sternberg’s ingredients of love

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Passion butterflies in the stomach
Intimacy feeling free to talk about anything
And commitment needing one another

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John Alan lees love attitude scale’s

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The attitudes towards love is romantic gameplaying companionate possessive pragmatic and altruistic

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Romantic lovers

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Emphasize physical beauty as they search for ideal mate

Believe in love at first sight

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Game playing lovers

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They enjoy the Chase more than the catch they like to keep their partners a little uncertain

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Companionate lovers

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They take longer to develop a relationship they value things like friendship and trust and it lasts for a long time

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Possessive lovers

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Are very emotional often suffer from jealousy and worry

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Romantic love is…

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A relatively modern idea

In the middle ages romance was reserved for those outside of marriage and for the rich and aristocratic

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Theory of love divided

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Passionate and companionate

Passionate love is what we normally associate with romance and is characterized by the turmoil of intense emotions

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Pragmatic lovers

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Want a practical and rational relationship based on mutual satisfaction
Seriously consider capability before committing

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Altruistic lovers

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Are gentle and caring without expecting a lot in return

Want to help mates through good and bad times

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Aileen wuornos

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She was an American serial killer who shot seven men in Florida between 1989 and 1990 at point blank range

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When and how did Aileen die

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Death penalty in October 9 2002

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Why did Aileen kill?

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She claimed that her victims had either raped or attempted to rape her while she was working as a prostitute
Claim self-defence
She was raped as a kid and when she told her dad he didn’t believe her and beat her

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Ted bundy (Theodore)

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American serial killer, kidnapper, rapist, and necrophile who assaulted and murdered numerous young women and girls during the 1970s

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When did Ted bundy die

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January 24 1989 in Florida by electric chair

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Ted bundy (Theodore)

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American serial killer, kidnapper, rapist, and necrophile who assaulted and murdered numerous young women and girls during the 1970s
Was caught in Florida

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When did Ted bundy die

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January 24 1989 in Florida by electric chair

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Why did bundy kill

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Unstable childhood- abuse and single household, violent grandfather/father, series of failed relationships, women said no to marriage

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Where did Ted bundy kill

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Utah
Seattle
Colorado
Origin

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Jeffrey dahmer

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Milawaukee cannibal
American serial killer and sex offender who committed the rape murder and dismemberment
Included necrophillia cannabilism and preservation of parts

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How and when did Dahmer die

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On November 28 1994 he was beaten to death by inmate in prison

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Why did dahmer kill

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Fascination in interior body
Drank
Went into army
Was a heterosexual

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How many and when did Dahmer kill

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seventeen boys and men between 1978 and 1991

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