Phych and Sociology Flashcards

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“Law as an Intellectual Stepchild,”

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Talcott Parsons

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most famous Herbert Spencer work

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“Social Statistics”

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“The Origin of Intelligence in Children”

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Piaget

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founded medical sociology

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Talcott Parsons

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is the basis for crime theory

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Anomie

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has namesake Fateful Hoaxing

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Margaret Mead

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“Thought and Language”

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Vygotsky

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talks about restitutive nature of modern laws

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The Division of Labor in Society

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contrasted “high energy systems” and “high information systems” in this theory

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Talcott Parsons Cybernetics

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The Social System

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Talcott Parsons

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has chapter called “The Great Political Superstition” in

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Herbert Spencer The Man Versus the State

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cogn. dev. stage: conservation, tall glass to short

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Concrete operational stage

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has the Tau islanders

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Coming of Age in Samoa

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stage of cogn. dev. with egocentric thought

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pre operational

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Introduced in “The Non-Religion of the Future”

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Anomie

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had sacred-profane dichotomy

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Durkheim

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Robert Merton wrote Social Structure and..

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Anomie

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Did experiment where sticks made staircase

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Piaget

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the teacher of Barbara Inhelder

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Piaget

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repressive laws are in

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The Division of Labor in Society

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has AGIL model to model system response to enviroment

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Talcott Parsons

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best Vygotsky term

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zone of proximal development

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this work is subtitled “Conditions Essential to Human Happiness” by this guy

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Social Statistics Herbert Spencer

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“Biology and Knowledge”

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Piaget

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"The Rules of Sociological Method "
Durkheim
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"Who Wanted War?" w/ Ernest Denis
Durkheim
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worked with the American Museum of Natural History for 52 years
Margaret Mead
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"mechanical solidarity" is in this work
The Division of Labor in Society
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Talcott Parsons theory of sociology
structural-functional theory
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"Montesquieu's contributions to the formation of social science"
Durkheim
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"The Prohibition of Incest and its Origins"
Durkheim
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discusses "Unit Act of Social Systems"
The Structure of Social Action Talcott Parsons
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talked about the "new Toryism"
Herbert Spencer The Man Versus the State
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the taupou system is in this work: virginity required
Coming of Age in Samoa
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distinguished primary, secondary, and tertiary circular reactions from reflexes
Piaget
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"Social Structure and Anomie"
Robert Merton
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occurs in societies with high integration, where individual needs are seen as less important than the society's needs as a whole
`altruistic suicide
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contrasted specificity and diffusity
Talcott Parsons
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chicken blood can be use to circumvent taupou system in
Coming of Age in Samoa
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termed adult thinking "internal language"
Vygotsky
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Lucien Levy-Bruhl was a student of
Durkheim
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"Man Versus the State"
Herbert Spencer
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"Social Statistics"
Herbert Spencer
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introduced the term "cybernetic hierarchy"
Talcott Parsons
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" A Rap on Race"
Margaret Mead James Baldwin
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aumaga society, strength is in
Coming of Age in Samoa
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Tharp and Gallimore developed a four-stage model of
zone of proximal development
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Did experiment with ten blue and pink flowers in vases
Piaget
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, when a person is excessively regulated, when their futures are pitilessly blocked and passions violently choked by oppressive discipline.[
fatalistic suicide
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"Education, Intellectual, Moral, and Physical"
Herbert Spencer -criticized classic teachings
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it poss. took from Adolf Wagner's "The Lawful Regularity of Apparently Voluntary Human Actions Seen from the Standpoint of Statistics"
Suicide
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"The Moral Judgment of the Child"
Piaget
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debated Frederic Harrison in "The Nature and Reality of Religion"
Herbert Spencer
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"The Negative Cult and its Functions"
The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life
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Work that explains Unit Act
The Structure of Social Action Talcott Parsons
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"L'Année Sociologique"
Durkheim
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Wrote: Margaret Mead in Samoa: the Making and Unmaking of an Anthropological Myth
Derek Freeman
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"The Developmental Hypothesis"
Herbert Spencer
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"The Division of Labour in Society"
Durkheim
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moetotolo is in
Coming of Age in Samoa (basically rape)
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is claimed that this is "social fact"
Suicide
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"Â Elementary Forms of Religious Life"
Durkheim
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termed social fact
Durkheim
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termed Collective consciousness
Durkheim
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Maurice Halbwachs a student of... didn't like
Durkheim Suicide
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Main constructivists
Vygotsky Jean Piaget
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Translated The Protestant Ethic to English
Talcott Parsons
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The process of taking in new information into our previously existing schemas
Assimilation by Jean Piaget
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"The Language and Thought of the Child"
Piaget
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zone of proximal development
Vygotsky
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desvribed Restitutive and and repressive law
Durkheim
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"System of Synthetic Philosophy"
Herbert Spencer
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"Sociological Studies"
Piaget
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has section: "Education for Choice"
Coming of Age in Samoa
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Person against Margaret Mead
Derek Freeman
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Fala, Siva, and Mala are in
Coming of Age in Samoa
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stage of cogn dev. results in attaining the concept of object permanence
sensorimotor
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Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. referenced this guys work in his opinion in Lochner v. New York
Herbert Spencer
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last major work of Emile Durkheim
The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life
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"And Keep Your Powder Dry" -American Culture
Margaret Mead
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"Growing Up in New Guinea"
Margaret Mead
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with Smelser- worked on Economy and Society
Talcott Parsons
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"Principles of Psychology" 2 people
William James Herbert Spencer
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"The Role of Play in Development"
Vygotsky
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"Mind in Society"
Vygotsky
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is where child can only learn with guidance
zone of proximal development
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introduced by Jean-Marie Guyau
Anomie
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"Culture and Commitment"
Margaret Mead
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all types of suicide
Egoistic Altruistic Anomic Fatalistic
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"collective representations"
Durkheim
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"law of persistence force" is in his work
"The Proper Sphere of Government and First Principles" Herbert Spencer
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Studied Arapesh, Mudugumor, and Tchambuli in...
Margaret Mead Sex and Temperament in Three Primitive Societies
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stage of cogn. dev. with ability to reason abstractly and logically
formal operational
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people in it can be helped by MKO's More Knowledgeable Others
zone of proximal development
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Jean Piaget was this school
Constructivism
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says to use social facts
The Rules of the Sociological Method
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has "Pattern Variables"
Talcott Parsons
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has student, Eleanor Duckworth
Piaget
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says beliefs common to people as the "conscience collective."
The Division of Labor in Society
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has "abnormal form" of the title concept
The Division of Labor in Society
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introduction has "The Problem" who reads H. Spencer anymroe
The Structure of Social Action Talcott Parsons
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Beatrice Potter's My Apprenticeship describes him
Herbert Spencer
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text not using correlation coefficients
Suicide
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difference between what a learner can do without help and what he or she can do with help
zone of proximal development
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the preoperational stage of dev. is done when this concept is acheived
conservation
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distinguished between physical, social, and logical-mathematical knowledge in his theory
Genetic epistemology Piaget
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Name Talcott Parsons AGIL model
(A) Adaptation. (G) Goal Attainment. (I) Integration. (L) Pattern maintenance. (L stand for "Latent function").
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most famous Talcott Parsons Work
The Structure of Social Action
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Scaffolding is based on the ideas of
Vygotsky
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"Principles of Sociology" -society is an animal
Herbert Spencer
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Tchambuli and the Arapesh are studied in
Sex and Temperament in Three Primitive Societies Margaret Mead
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Name Talcott Parsons pattern variable pairs
affectivity - affective neutrality self-orientation - collectivity-orientation universalism - particularism ascription - achievement specificity - diffusity
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Work discussing Vilfredo Pareto
The Structure of Social Action Talcott Parsons
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conducted the Three Mountains experiment
Piaget
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The Social System
Talcott Parsons
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"The Proper Sphere of Government and First Principles"
Herbert Spencer
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reflects a prolonged sense of not belonging, of not being integrated in a community, an experience, of not having a tether, an absence that can give rise to meaninglessness, apathy, melancholy, and depression
Egoistic suicide
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a result of the division of labor in society
Anomie
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"the Making and Unmaking of an Anthropological Myth"
Derek Freeman
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origins of totemic beliefs and the church are described in
The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life
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The Fundamental Problems of Defectology
Vygotsky
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contrasted universalism and particularism
Talcott Parsons
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"The American University"
Talcott Parsons
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Durkheim work w/ Totemism
The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life
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form the basis of "Strain Theory"
Anomie
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"Piacular Rites"
The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life
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The Problem of Age
Vygotsky
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Sex and Temperament in Three Primitive Societies
Margaret Mead
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"Male and Female"
Margaret Mead
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"Education for Choice" is in
Coming of Age in Samoa
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blood of chicken is used to fool tests in this
Coming of Age in Samoa
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her husband looked at the religion of the island of Manus
Margaret Mead
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changing or altering our existing schemas in light of new information
Accommodation by Jean Piaget
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told writers to change in "Philosophy of Style"
Herbert Spencer
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Work that talks about death of Herbert Spencer
The Structure of Social Action Talcott Parsons
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has pairs such as affectivity - affective neutrality
Talcott Parsons
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most famous Margaret Mead work
Coming of Age in Samoa
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abnormal form of it causes citizens to suffer from anomie
The Division of Labor in Society
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Jerome Bruner did work based on
Vygotsky
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process where children try to strike a balance between assimilation and accommodation
Equilibration by Jean Piaget
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required for the growth of organic solidarity in a culture
The Division of Labor in Society
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with Gerald Platt and Neil Smelser he wrote ...
Talcott Parsons The American University
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Society was divided it the sacred and profane in
The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life
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4 stages of cognitive development
sensorimotor pre operational concrete operational formal operational
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"On Reflecting Abstraction"
Piaget
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"Germany Above All"
Durkheim
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study of the origins (genesis) of knowledge
genetic epistemology (Piaget)
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"Themes in French Culture"
Margaret Mead
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"Pedogogical Evolution of France"
Durkheim
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contrasted self-orientation and collectivity-orientation
Talcott Parsons
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has negative and positive cults
The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life
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where children try to apply previous knowledge and try to adapt to new knowledge
Equilibration by Jean Piaget`
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an organized pattern of thought or behavior that organizes categories of information and the relationships among them by this guy
Schema by Jean Piaget
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"The Crisis in Psychology"
Vygotsky
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contrasted ascription and achievement
Talcott Parsons
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"On the Normality of Crime"
Durkheim
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said egocentric speech dialectically transforms into adult/internal speech
Vygotsky(criticizing Piaget)
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is the product of moral deregulation and a lack of definition of legitimate aspirations through a restraining social ethic
anomic suicide
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"Blackberry Winter"
Margaret Mead
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"Maturity and Old Age" is in
Coming of Age in Samoa
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talks about "an obligatory set of beliefs" which is
Durkheim Collective conscious
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termed more Knowledgeable others
Vygotsky
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"Balinese Character: A Photographic Analysis"
Margaret Mead
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has a model of "double interchange"
Talcott Parsons
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wrote "Word Books"
Thorndike
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Thorndike was a
Behaviorist
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states that behavior followed by satisfying consequences is more likely to recur By?
Law of Effect Thorndike
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RJ Hernstein quantified this? Made by?
Law of Effect Thorndike
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" Animal Intelligence"
Thorndike
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law of exercise/effect
Thorndike
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"Educational Psychology"
Thorndike
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"Mental and Social Measurements"
Thorndike
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n/s Puzzle Box used in his testing
Thorndike
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"The Psychology of Wants, Interests, and Attitudes"
Thorndike
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" The Measurement of Intelligence"
Thorndike
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supported the Halo Effect
Thorndike
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these two wrote "The Races of Mankind"
Regina/Gene Weltfish Ruth Benedict
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describes "personality writ large" by?
Patterns of Culture Ruth Benedict
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Book that describes N. Americans as Apollonian or Dionysian by?
Patterns of Culture Benedict
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book that describes: the Kwakiutl(Pacific NW), the Pueblo(NM), and the Dobu(New Guinea) by?
Patterns of Culture Ruth Benedict
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her dissertation: "concept of the guardian spirit"
Ruth Benedict
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in "Race: Science and Politics", Critiqued racism
Ruth Benedict
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"The Anatomy of Dependence"
Ruth Benedict
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"Zuni Mythology"
Ruth Benedict
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"Tales of the Cochiti"
Ruth Benedict
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wrote poetry as Anne Singleton
**Ruth Benedict**
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edited the Journal of American Folklore
Ruth Benedict
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"Adventures in Womenhood"
Ruth Benedict
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has book that determines intelligence isn't dependent on color
Ruth Benedict The Races of Mankind
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based on fieldwork studying the Pueblo, Serrano, and Blackfoot peoples by?
Zuni Mythology Ruth Benedict
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Traveled to Baffin island, study Inuit
Boas
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studied Kwakiutl Indians
Boas
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has four field approach
Boas
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main Boas work
The Mind of Primitive Man
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work that focuses on the modern take on race, by this guy
Mind of Primitive Man Boas
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"The Meathods of Ethnology"
Boas
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Race and Democratic Society
Boas
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was curator of ethnology at The American Museum of Natural History
Boas
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learned about POTLATCH ceremony
Boas
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showed no relation between brain size and skull size
Boas
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"On Alternating Sounds"
Boas
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'Race, Language and Culture"
Boas
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"Primitive Art"
Boas
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"Dakota Grammar"
Boas
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says the Oedipus complex was limited to Western society, by?
Sex and Repression in Savage Societies Malinowski
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Sex and Repression in Savage Societies
Malinowski
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most of Malinowski's works take place at this place
Trobriand Islands Papua New Guinea
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"The Sexual Life of Savages in North-Western Melanesia"
Malinowski
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best known Malinowski work
Argonauts of the Western Pacific
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Malinowski discussed this exchange system in the Trobriand Islands
Kula ring
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work that discusses farming and rituals in a tropical climate, by?
**Coral Gardens and Their Magic, Malinowski**
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discussed "Boloma spirits"
Malinowski
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"The Dynamics of Culture Change"
Malinowski
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"A Scientific Study of Culture"
Malinowski
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"Magic, Science, and Religion"
Malinowski
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wrote intro to "Facing Mount Kenya"
Malinowski
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has work explaining culture change in Africa
Malinowski The Dynamics of Culture Change
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""Story of Shipwreck"
Malinowski
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"Crime and Custom in Savage Society"
Malinowski
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has work describung the Oaxaca Valley of Mexico
Malinowski A Scientific Theory of Culture
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has work described pre intercourse rituals(scratching, instead of kiss) and no sharing meals before marriage
Malinowski The Sexual Life of Savages
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has work discussing the inquiry into RACE RELATIONS IN AFRICA
Malinowski The Dynamics of Culture Change
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"A Diary in the Strict Sense of the Term"
Malinowski
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"Story of a Shipwreck" is in
Argonauts of the Western Pacific
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"The Ceremonial Building of of a Waga" part of
Argonauts of the Western Pacific
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is when red shell-disc necklaces (veigun or soulava) are traded with white shell armbands
Kula exchange Malinowski
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"The Family Among the Australian Aborigines"
Malinowski
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"The Rules of Law in Religious Acts"
Malinowski
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"Reciprocity as the Basis of Social Structure"
Malinowskii
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"The Need for Creative People"
Maslow
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"The Farther Reaches of Human Nature"
Maslow
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described a "Jonah complex"
Maslow
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worked with Harry Harlow on primate sexuality
Maslow
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"Motivation and Personality"
Maslow
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"Religions, Values, and Peak Experiences"
Maslow
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did stuff relating to Eupsychia
Maslow
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one of his theories modified by CLAYTON ALDERFER's "Existence, Relatedness, and Growth." (ERG theory)
Maslow Hierarchy of Needs
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"Toward a Psychology of Being"
Maslow
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his student was Harvey Carr
Watson
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"Psychological Care of Infant and Child"
Watson
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had relationship with Rosalie Rayner
Watson
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worked at J. Walter Thompson ad agency
Watson
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"Animal Education"
Watson
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collaborated with Knight Dunlap and Adolf Meyer
Watson
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"Methods of Studying Vision in Animals"
Watson
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"An Introduction to Comparative Psychology"
Watson
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worked for Maxwell House
Watson
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said **thoughts** were nothing more than sub-vocalized **speech** that could be monitored through **movements in the larynx**
Watson
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"Breaking the Silence" about
Watson
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has "chain of responses" hypothesis
Watson
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said thoughts had activity in the **larynx**
Watson
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" A Way of Being"
Carl Rogers
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"Communication: Its Blocking and Its Facility"
Carl Rogers
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"Counseling and Psychotherapy"
Rogers
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describes marriage as a "process partnership"
Rogers
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"Becoming Partners"
Carl Roger
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"A Way of Being"
Carl Rogers
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"On Becoming a Person"
Carl Rogers
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"Encounter Groups"
Carl Rogers
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"organismic valuing."
Carl Rogers
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created the "Q technique"
Carl Rogers
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describes "real self" and the "ideal self,"
Carl Rogers
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"The Clinical Treatment of the Problem Child"
Carl Rogers
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his patients were "Mrs. L" and her son, Jim who were in
Carl Rogers Counseling and Psychotherapy
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"Freedom to Learn"
Carl Rogers
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"Psychotherapy and Personality Change"
Carl Rogers
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in 1922 went for an international Christian convention
Carl Rogers
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discussed nasal reflexes
Sigmund Freud
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prehistoric origin of religion had murder in it
Sigmund Freud Totem and Taboo
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wrote to Wilhelm Fliess
Sigmund Freud
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"Civilization and Its Discontents"
Sigmund Freud
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discussed the "oceanic feeling" in this book, with conformity vs individuality
Civilization and Its Discontents Freud
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performed on Emma Eckstein's nose
Sigmund Freud
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"Totem and Taboo"
Sigmund Freud
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he described death drives (thanatos) in this work
Beyond the Pleasure Principle SigmundFreud
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discovered the reproductive organs in eels
Sigmund Freud
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"The Future of an Illusion
Sigmund Freud
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"The Horror of Incest" is a chapter in, by
"Totem and Taboo" Sigmung Freud
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"Why War?"
Sigmung Freud
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"The Uncanny"
Sigmung Freud
281
Herbert Marcuse wrote this
**Eros and Civilization**: A Philosophical Inquiry into Freud
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