test 3 Flashcards

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every society regulates the behavior of individuals with the goal of preventing deviance. this process of regulation is called:

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social control

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Reckless and Dinitz claimed that “good boys” have the ability to control deviant impulses. they called their approach what?

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containment theory

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in his strain theory, Merton would use which of the following concepts to describe people, including alcoholics and drug addicts, who “drop out.”

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retreatism

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in his strain theory, Merton would use which of the following concepts to describe the behavior of a radical who rejects cultural goals and means in favor of some alternative system?

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rebellion

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criminal statistics gathered by the Federal Bureau of Investigation reflect what type of offenses?

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hate crimes

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“social stratification” is a concept that refers to:

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system by which society ranks and categorizes people in a hierarchy

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Sandar lives in a village with a caste system. His social position is mostly the result of:

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little change on social position and mobility

- he was most likely born into it or married up

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the concept of “meritocracy” refers to social stratification:

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based on personal merit

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according to Davis and Moore, inequality promotes productivity by:

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more rewards to society, more jobs, that require extensive training, education and expense

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sociologist William Julius Wilson suggests poverty lies in lack of ___

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jobs

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the 1996 welfare reform in the United States greatly reduced the ____ rolls but did very little to change the ____ rate

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wealth

population

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in which hemisphere are most of the world’s high income nations located?

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northern hemisphere

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what is the income range for people living in middle-income nations

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3500-15000

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the concept “absolute poverty” refers to:

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life threatening lack of resources, lack of nutrition necessary for health and long term survival

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which type of slavery refers to one person owning another?

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chattel slavery

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which types of slavery consists of employers holding workers by paying them too little to cover their debts?

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debt bondage

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“neocolonialism” refers to the process by which:

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economic relationships between rich and poor nations continue colonial patterns of domination

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dependency theory claims that poor nations were ______ by rich nations

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underdeveloped

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Immanuel Wallerstein’s term for middle-income countries of the world

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semi-periphery

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the global region that has seen the greatest reduction of poverty is

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Asia

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gender refers to

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the personal traits and social positions that members of a society attach to being female or male

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the “beauty myth” refers to the idea that

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society teaches women to measure theirs worth in terms of physical appearance

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“pink-collar” work refers to what types of jobs

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secretary, administrative, service (food, child care, health care)

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the concept “comparable worth” refers to the idea that:

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equal pay for equal worth

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which concept refers to "an invisible, et real barrier that prevents many women from rising beyond middle-management positions?
glass ceiling
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Intersection theory focuses on:
the interplay of race, class, and gender, often resulting in multiple dimensions of disadvantage
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Talcott Parsons explained that males tend toward ____ behavior, and females tend to be more _____
instrumental | expressive
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what type of feminism accepts the basic organization of U.S. society, but seeks to give women the same rights and opportunities as men?
basic feminism
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what type of feminism links the social disadvantage of women to the capitalist economic system?
socialist feminism
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what type of feminism seeks to end patriarchy by eliminating the idea of gender itself?
radical feminism
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"crime" differs from "deviance" in that crime:
crime is a violation of society's formally enacted criminal law
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Emile Durkheim's basic insight is that deviance I what for society?
nothing abnormal encourages social change responding to deviance clarifies moral boundaries brings people together
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in Robert Merton's strain theory, which of the following concepts correctly describes the behavior of low-paid, yet compulsive conforming bank teller?
our culture's emphasis on wealth and lack of opportunities to get rich may encourage people to get involved in deviant acts
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when friends begin to criticize John as a "boozer," pushing him out of their social circle, he began to drink even more and became bitter. John ended up joining a new group of friends, all whom are all heavy drinkers. According to Lemert, this situation illustrates which type of deviance?
secondary
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Edwin Sutherland's differential association theory links deviance to:
depends on the amount of conflict with others who encourage or reject conventional behavior
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According to the social-conflict approach, what a society labels as deviant is based mostly on what?
depends on which categories of people hold | power in society
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what is the term for crime committed by persons of high social position in the course of doing their jobs?
white-collar crime
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which concept refers to the illegal actions of corporation or people acting on its behalf?
corporate crime
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a hate crime is defined as
criminal act against a person, a person's property, by an offender motivated by racial or other bias
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criminal statistics gathered by the FBI reflect what types of crime
hate crime
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the concept "structural social mobility" refers to:
shift in social position of large numbers of people due more to societal changes than to individual efforts
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work involving mostly manual labor is called what kind of work?
blue collar occupations
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Max Weber considered an individual's social position to be a matter of what?
simple reflections of economic position and did not treat them as distinct dimensions inequality
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the wealthiest 5% of U.S. families control about what % of U.S. private property?
most of the nations wealth
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compared to upper class, the middle-class in the U.S. contains what in terms of diversity?
far more ethnic and radical diversity than upper-class
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the anthropologist Oscar Lewis suggested the cause of poverty lies in:
``` responsible for own poverty lower-class can destroy peoples ambition to improve their lives ```
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which of the following concepts refers to change in social position during a person's lifetime?
intergenerational social mobility
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the richest 20% of the global population receives about what share of world income
95%
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one system for classifying the world's nations places the rich, industrial countries into which of the following categories
global stratification
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the settlements "las colonias," which are communities containing many extremely poor people, are found where?
southern Texas, along the U.S./MX boarder
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compared to poverty in the U.S., poverty in low-income nations is what?
poverty is greater, worse, no medical care..etc
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modernization theory claims that:
model of economic and social development that explains goal inequality in terms of technology and cultural differences between nations
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what is the form of social organization in which females dominate the males?
matriarchy
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which of the following concepts refers to attitudes and activities that a society links to people of each sex?
man expected to be leaders and women expected to be supportive
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what % of today's U.S. married women with children under 6 are in the labor force
59%
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what are some reasons why women are seen as a minority in the U.S.
weak sex | nurturers
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intersection theory focuses on:
the interplay of race, class, and gender, often resulting in multiple dimensions of disadvantage