Summative 2.0 Reviewer Flashcards

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Lifelong Process of social interaction through which people acquire their identities and necessary survival skills in society

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Socialization

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Process of being socialized into a specific culture. Individual learn cultural symbols, norms, values and language by observing and interacting in the society

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Enculturation

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3
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An Individual’s identity is formed through his interactions with other people

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Identity Formation

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4
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Socially Approved behaviors that have no moral underpinning

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Folkways

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5
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Includes behavior that are considered acceptable in relation to religious practices

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Mores

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6
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Behaviors that are absolutely forbidden in a specific culture.

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Taboos

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Consists of the rules and regulation that are implemented by the state, making them the prime source of social control

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Laws

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Behavior in accordance with socially accepted conventions or standards

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Conformity

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9
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behavior that violates expected rules and norms

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Deviance

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10
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there are goals that people want to achieve and amidst these goals, people respond in four different ways

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Strain Theory

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The use of new or illicit techniques to achieved desired ends. ( Stealing to gain financial success)

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Innovation

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12
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It is practiced when a person cannot achieve valued goals gives up trying but continues to confirm to prevailing rules and outward forms to allay the anxieties created by lowered levels of aspiration ( exam proctor refuses to allow students to go out)

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Ritualism

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13
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Total escape from a situation where one cannot achieve desired goals and gives up sanctioned means to reach them ( dropping out of school, going into drugs and becoming alcoholics)

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Retreatism

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14
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result from frustration generated by very limited opportunities to reach desired goals and leads to alienation from the norms standards and institutions by which goals are normally reached. ( people who join rebel groups to become suicide bombers)

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Rebellion

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15
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the society that labels people and their actions as deviant. There are people who label others as deviants such as police, courts and medical experts.

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Labeling Theory

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To maintain social order and stability, social control is needed

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Social Control

17
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refers to the “web of social relationship that humans form as a part of a family, which is the smallest unit of society.

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Kinship

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considered as the most basic and general form of relations. The relationship is achieved by birth or blood affinity

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Kinship bu blood ( Consanguineal Kinship)

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Refers to a type of relations developed when marriage occurs. When marriage takes place, new forms of social relations are developed

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Kinship by Marriage ( Affinal Kinship)

20
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a ritualized form of forging co-parenthood or family. A relationship between the child’s biological parents, their children and persons close to the parents but not related by blood become family

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Kinship by Rituals ( Compadrazgo (godparenthood)

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Fundamental in the normal functioning of society as expressed in term of force, may be physical or psychological in nature.

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Power

22
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defined as the power widely perceived as legitimate rather than coercive

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Authority

23
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a community of people, more or less numerous, occupying a definite portion of the earth surface, having it’s own government, through which the inhabitants render obedience free from outside control

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State

24
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Four elements of state

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Government, Territory, People, and Sovereignty

25
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3 Types of authority

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1) Traditional
2) Rational-Legal Authority
3) Charismatic Authority

26
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Cater on the social need for an orderly way of producing and distribution of goods and services in society

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Economic Institutions

27
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a transaction between two socially equal parties concerning goods or services that are estimated to be equal value

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Reciprocity

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All produce from the community is sent to the center where they are stored, counted and later on distributed back equally to the participating people

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Redistribution

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Market is referred to as the exchange of goods and services that involves buying and selling process. Money is used in all transactions and prices are set at monetary value

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Market Transaction