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1
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structural functionalism suggests that all aspects of society work together to..

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maintain societal balance

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2
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what kind of interactions are not part of structural functionalism

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small level interactions b/w individuals

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3
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nonverbal communication is least part of which sociological perspective

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structural functionalism

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4
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explain normative organizations

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membership is based on shared goals and/or values

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utilitarian organizations are based on

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membership driven by compensation

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6
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coercive organizations’ membership is

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NOT freely chosen and/or maintained

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examples of normative organizations

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church congegrations

sororities

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8
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self-serving bias states that

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failure –> due to external causes

success –> due to internal causes

to preserve self-esteem

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self-serving bias is a common type of

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attributional bias in which a person creates success to INTERNAL factors and failures on EXTERNAL factors

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what does it mean to “operationalize a variable”

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this means that a variable is not directly measurable (e.g. fatigue, depression) and is defined by the way it can be measured for testing purposes

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self-fulfilling prophecy is a

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belief or prediction that may or may not be true that influences a person’s behavior that believes it –> belief comes true

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most motivation theories focus on

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internally motivating factors, physiological drives, fear/threat of negative consequences

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incentive theory of motivation suggests that

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organisms are motivated to act in order to obtain external rewards

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why does incentive theory explain why a person would continue smoking even w/ the dire health consequences?

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pleasure of smoking and instant gratification overrides prospect of good health

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rational choice theory explains that

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people are rational decision makers who look to max gain and minimize loss

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social exchange theory suggests that

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individual interactions are based on decisions regarding costs + benefits accrued to each person in the relationship

17
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example of social exchange theory

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costs and benefits of a platonic/romantic relationship

costs: time, effort, money required to be in relationship

benefits: acceptance, friendship, intimacy

18
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process of deliberation involves the assumption that the

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patient will make rational choices + involves comparison of costs/benefits involved

19
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flashbulb memory is produced by events that are

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emotional
important
personal
distinct

20
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flashbulb memory characteristics

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vivid
detailed
confidence in memory
QUESTIONABLE accuracy

21
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11 in uworld 6/10 rev

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12 in uworld 6/10

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23
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13 6/10 uworld

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24
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reliability refers to the

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consistency of an experiment or measure

produces similar results every time

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validity refers to the

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accuracy of a study/measure

results may not reflect reality

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external validity is the extent to which

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study results can be applied outside lab to real life situations

27
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experiments in which all variables are tightly controlled may have a

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high degree of reliability and internal validity but not generalizable to real world

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standardization refers to

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test admin and/or scoring done in a uniform manner

allows for better comparison to other subjects/groups

29
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locus of control (LOC) refers to

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an individual’s beliefs about who or what controls the outcome of an event/situation

30
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individuals w/ an external LOC feel that

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outcomes are due to factors beyond their control

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individuals w/ internal LOC feel that

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outcomes are within their control (their own behaviors)

32
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PTSD is a disorder that arises after

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exposure to trauma

33
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PTSD symptoms

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hyperarousal (exaggerated startle response, insomnia)

intrusive symptoms (nightmares, flashbacks)

avoid reminder of trauma

neg thoughts/mood

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