Sociology Compend Flashcards
A behavior which dictates the individual must abstain from certain acts dealing with death.
- Custom
- More
- Taboo
- Folkway
Taboo
A “ribbon cutting” at the opening of a supermarket could best be described as a:
- Ceremony
- Ritual
- More
- Rite
Ceremony
A baptism could best be described as:
- Ceremony
- Ritual
- Taboo
- Folkway
Ritual
Which of the following does NOT describe the joint/extended family unit?
- Large in size
- Restricted in mobility
- May include several generations
- Urban based
Restricted in Mobility
Within a patriarchal joint/extended family, who would assume control at the death of the father (age 62)?
- Mother- age 58
- Steve, son- age 32
- Jake, mother’s brother- age 54
- Tom, son- age 37
Tom, Son- Age 37
A must behavior, the basic patterns of ideas and acts of people.
- Mores
- Taboos
- Laws
- Rites
Mores
The science that deals with the organization of social groups and how they change or stay the same.
- Anthropology
- Sociology
- Psychology
- Biology
Sociology
Rites of funeralization with the body present.
- Memorial services
- Ceremony
- Folkways
- Funerals
Funerals
Rites of funeralization without the presence of the body itself.
- Ritual
- Funeral
- Memorial services
- Ceremony
Memorial Services
An all inclusive term used by people to encompass all funeral and/or memorial services.
- Funeral
- Funeral rite
- Ceremony
- Custom
Funeral Rite
A pattern of living or dying which can be identified in all societies.
- Custom
- Law
- Cultural universal
- Ritual
Cultural Universal
The traditional location of the preparation of a dead human body for funeralization was originally in ______ in early America.
- The funeral home
- The church
- The home
- Hospital
The Home
Historically the person or persons in charge of the funeral.
- Undertaker
- Family
- Doctor
- Neighbors
Family
A behavior pattern which is enforced by special authority.
- Folkway
- Law
- More
- Taboo
Law
Funeral rites which are devoid of religion.
- Paternalistic
- Humanistic
- Socialistic
- Egalitarian
Humanistic
Funeral directors who sense that all culture and subcultures have valid sets of values are seeing in their clients:
- Social egocentricity
- Cultural relativity
- Cultural-ethnocentrism
- Social order
Cultural Relativity
A joint/extended family are usually:
- Conservative
- Liberal
- Mobile
- Dependent on others outside the family
Conservative
A joint/extended family is usually:
- Patriarchal
- Egalitarian
- Atheistic
- Liberal
Patriarchal
Sacred beliefs reflected in the daily conduct of an individual are part of:
- Philosophy
- Religion
- Culture
- Demeanor
Religion
Humanistic funerals are devoid of:
- Emotion
- Feelings
- Compassion
- Religion
Religion
Memorial services are funeral rites without:
- Religion
- Emotion
- Social relevance
- A body present
A Body Present
The group aspect of a funeral rite makes the event:
- A social function
- A historical event
- A private experience
- A cultural event
A Social Function
Because funeral rites are present in every known society, the rite would be considered a:
- Cultural universal
- Contemporary event
- Modern event
- Private experience
Cultural Universal
Social behavior that is dictated by tradition:
- Custom
- Laws
- Mores
- Folkway
Custom