Studying Society Flashcards

1
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Give an example of a Norm and Value.

A
  • having manors
  • saying hello to people
  • holding open a door
  • not committing crimes
  • going to school/work
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2
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What is socialisation?

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Learning how to ‘fit in’ to society.

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3
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Give an example of one way a sociologist may carry out an investigation.

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  • observations
  • interviews
  • surveys
  • questionnaires
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4
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What is a longitudinal study?

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A study of the same person/group of people conducted over a period of time.

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Why would a sociologist use longitudinal studies?

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To collect snapshots of the group/person, which shows comparisons,patterns or changes which happened throughout the study.

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What is the social structure?

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Society is made up of many different groups which join together as one.

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What is primary socialisation?

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The informal process through which you learn the norms,values and attitudes of your culture during early childhood.

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What is secondary socialisation?

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When you continue(from childhood and then throughout adulthood)to learn the culture and appropriate behaviour(Norms and Values) of your society.

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9
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What is qualitative data?

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Date represented in paragraphs.

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What is quantitive data?

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Date represented in numbers or statistics.

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