SOC 001 - Midterm #2 Flashcards

1
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What is the violation of a social norm that elicits a reaction called?

A

Deviance

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2
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What are crimes committed on the job to promote personal interests called?

A

Occupational Crime

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3
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What is it called when corporate executives commit criminal acts to benefit the company?

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Organizational Crime

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4
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What is elements of unfairness / 2 fundamental types of human behavior called?

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Absolutism

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5
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What is deviance not being inherent in any particular act, belief, or condition with it instead being socially constructed called?

Hint: It is a creation of collective human judgements and ideas

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Relativism

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6
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What assumes people are rational decision-makers who calculate the potential costs and benefits of a behavior before they act called?

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Deterrence Theory

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7
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What is the system by which a society rank orders categories of people into a hierarchy called?

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Social Stratification

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What is the change in one’s social position (movement of people or groups from one level to another) within the social hierarchy called?

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Social mobility

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9
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What is it called when high-status groups own land and have power based on their noble birth?

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Estate (Feudal) System

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10
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What is the minimal requirements a human being needs to survive called?

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Absolute Poverty

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11
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What is one’s economic position compared with the living standards of the majority in a given society called?

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Relative Poverty

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12
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What is the category of individuals labeled and treated as similar because of common physical traits, such as skin color, skeletal structure, color/texture of hair, shape of eyes, nose, or head called?

A

Race

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13
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What is the belief that humans are subdivided into distinct groups so different in their social behavior and mental and physical capacities that they can be ranked as superior or inferior?

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Racism

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13
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What is the nonbiological traits - shared culture, language, history, beliefs, etc called?

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Ethnicity

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14
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What is the basis of a set of rigidly held, unfavorable attitudes, beliefs, and feelings about members of a racial or ethnic group formed by stereotypes called?

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Prejudice

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15
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What is the unfair treatment of people based on some social characteristics called?

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Discrimination

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16
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What is it called when established laws, customs, and practices that systematically reflect and produce racial inequalities in society, whether or not the individuals maintaining these practices have racist intentions?

A

Institutionalized Racism

17
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What is the governmental party that requires organizations to draft a written plan on how they will seek out members of minority groups and women for educational and occupational positions from which they were previously excluded called?

A

Affirmative Action

18
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What is is called where a gendered social system where men dominate and where masculinity is more highly valued?

A

Patriarchy

19
Q

What is the belief that one sex (males) is superior to another (females)?

20
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What focuses on the interlocking systems of oppression based on race/class/gender?

A

Intersectionality

21
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What is the degree to which women and men are concentrated in occupations in which workers of one sex predominate?

A

Occupational sex segregation

22
Q

What is the invisible barrier that prevents women from rising above middle management called?

A

Glass Ceiling

23
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What refers to all of the chores that need to be done once someone returns home from work on their first shift called?

A

Second Shift

24
Q

What refers to the trend toward more equality among men and women in the labor force with two stalled?
1. Men and women aren’t splitting homemaker role
2. Employers are not providing enough family friendly policy

A

Stalled Revolution

25
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What is any unwanted sexual contact obtained without consent and/or obtained through use of force, threat of force, intimidation, or coercion called?

A

Sexual Assault

26
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What are all of the beliefs and practices that contribute to rape called?

A

Rape Culture

26
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What is the vaginal, anal, or oral sexual intercourse carried out forcibly or under threat of injury against the will of a person, or against someone who is beneath a certain age or incapable of valid consent called?

27
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What is men and women have different sets of rules or standards for engaging in sexual behavior called?

A

Sexual Double Standard

28
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What is abusive or violent behavior within the context of an intimate relationship called?

A

Domestic Violence

29
Q

What is the biological and/or physical characteristics that we associate with being a male and female called?

30
Q

What is the social construct for personal traits and social positions that we associate with being masculine and feminine called?

31
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What is a person’s identity in relation to gender or genders in which they are sexually attracted to called?

A

Sexual Orientation

32
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What is the dislike or prejudice against gay people called?

A

Homophobia

33
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What is the advocacy of women’s rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes called?

34
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What is an event that imposes a severe penalty on everyone for violating a norm and is often done in a social setting that inflicts the most amount of humiliation on an offender called?

A

Degradation Ceremony

35
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What is the generalization and often inaccurate beliefs about the traits, characteristics, and roles that are associated with a particular gender?

A

Gender Stereotypes

36
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What are the laws that require impose, fixed prison sentences for repeat offenders called?

A

Mandatory Sentencing

37
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What is the principle of ensuring employees are compensated fairly for their work, regardless of demographic factors like gender, race, or ethnicity called?

A

Pay Equity

38
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What is the process whereby the accused agrees to plead guilty in exchange for lowering of the charges called?

A

Plea Bargaining