Sociology Flashcards

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in functionalism, various segments of society serve a larger purpose for society as a whole

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true

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in conflict theory function, not power struggle, holds society together and people within society are competitive by nature

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false

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In symbolic interactionism, there is an emphasis on understanding the social roles of men and women and the need for equality in those roles

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false

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4
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in feminist theory, there is an emphasis on the need for equality of men and women in different cultures

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true

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5
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sociology is the scientific study of people in groups

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true

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all humans grow up in a social environment, through our social contact we learn how to think and act. this process is called socialization

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true

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there are five main agents of socialization: family, school, peers, culture, and media

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true

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8
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Sigmund freud believed that the main force behind personality development was the conscious mind

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false

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9
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according to Piaget, in the sensorimotor stage, children can do complex operations such as arithmetic and measurements as long as the physical objects are present

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false

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10
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sigmund freud believed our sense of self was derived from others, a theory he explained by using the image of a looking glass.

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false (charles said this)

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According to george herbert mead, the self develops through social interaction with others. mead described this process as three stages of role taking

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true

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for erikson, the second psychosocial stage is trust vs. mistrust

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false (its adolescence)

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13
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common law families are unmarried couples with or without children

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true

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14
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folkways - informal practices, based on tradition or accepted group behaviours i.e. saying excuse me when you bump into someone

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true

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15
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deviance is behaviour that differs from the norms of the group and is judged as right by members of that group

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false (it is judged as wrong)

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16
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A person’s sex is biological - it is based on whether someone was genetically born as a male, female or intersex. Gender roles are imposed through social influences. they are formed during socialization.

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true

17
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people who spend 35% or less on food, clothing, and shelter are living below the LICO line and are considered poor.

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false (people who spend 55% or more are poor)

18
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ethnocentric - belief that one’s culture and beliefs are better than others

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true

19
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popular culture depends on the mass production, distribution, and consumption of ideas and/or products through the mass media

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true

20
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the following are all advertising techniques discussed in class: personal attacks, testimonials, card stacking, and generalizing

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true