Intro to Sociology Exam 2 Flashcards

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1
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Why are children who have been raised in isolation considered not to be human beings by many social scientists?

A

They have been deprived of social interation

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2
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Facial expressions are an example of…?

A

Non-verbal communication

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3
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One’s position in a social group is called one’s…?

A

Status

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4
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Which is an ascribed status…?

A

Sex

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5
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Cop or a friend

A

Role Conflict

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A set of expected behavior patterns, obligations and privileges attached to a particular social status is a…?

A

Role

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Making the values of the group part of your own personality is called…?

A

Internalization

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An already socialized individual who decides to learn a specific activity is experiencing…?

A

Secondary socialization

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Which is an agent of socialization

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Family, Friends, Media (All of the Above)

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10
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of all our statuses, one is usually more important to us than the others. This is referred to as our…?

A

Master Status

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Which agent of socialization has the most constant influence over an individual’s life, through the individual’s lifetime?

A

Family

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12
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Viewing social situation s as though they are theatrical performances is known as…?

A

Dramaturgy

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13
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Learning to view ourselves as others view us is the basic premise of…?

A

Cooley’s Looking-Glass Self

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14
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George Herbert Mead Theory

A

“I”

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15
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Social deviance is…?

A

Violation of the cultural norms of a group or all of society

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16
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Individuals do not become human beings unless they…?

A

interact with other people

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17
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People born on the Fourth of July…

A

A category

18
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Three students study, eat lunch, discuss are an example of…?

A

A social group

19
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The most important factor for determining whether a collection of people is a social group is…?

A

Symbolic Interaction

20
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Goal-oriented, impersonal, usually large, are characteristics of a…?

A

Secondary group

21
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Which is NOT an example of a primary group?

A

Trade union

22
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Research findings indicate that…?

A

Anyone can become a leader depending upon the needs of the group.

23
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The mother who offers sympathy shows what leadership role?

A

Expressive

24
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The type of person who becomes a leader in a social group has a lot to do with…?

A

The particular characteristics and needs of the group itself.

25
Q

As a member of the Boston Red Soc, Dustin Pedroia would consider the New York Yankees as…?

A

An outgroup

26
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Sociologically speaking, a woman who wanted a career in the 1920’s was considered deviant, but not today, because…?

A

Our culture’s norms have changed over time

27
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Research on conformity has shown that…?

A

People feel pressure to conform even when they’re with people they don’t know

28
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Which is NOT an example of social deviance?

A

A high school education

29
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Sociologists feel that deviance is…?

A

A product of society

30
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Since deviance is related to patterns of social power, who is more likely to be defined as deviant by society?

A

A homeless person

31
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When people stifle their opinions…

A

Groupthink

32
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According to Labeling Theory, violation of cultural norms or laws is not enough to be considered deviant. The violator must also…?

A

Be defined as deviant by others

33
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Primary groups are…?

A

based on loyalty and emotional bonds

34
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A condition that does not satisfy a group of people being considered a social group.

A

Members showing genuine affection for one another

35
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When a leader includes group members in the decision making process, he or she is employing which leadership style?

A

Democratic

36
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By acting a certain way so that people will perceive us the way we want them to perceive us, we are employing…?

A

Impression managment

37
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When we shape our behavior in a way that we think a particular group would consider acceptable, we are using that group as a…?

A

Reference group

38
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The two smallest groups are called…?

A

Dyads and triads

39
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Mental Illness is considered a form of deviance because…?

A

It violates the cultural norm of mental health

40
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According to Labeling Theory, someone embarks on a deviant career…

A

When a negative social label becomes part of their self-concept and personality