unit 1 test 1 Flashcards
Anthropology
Study of human species, origin, and its development of language and culture
Psychology
Study of human mind and individual behaviour
Sociology
Study of society and social behaviour
4 Kinds of Anthropology
Cultural, Archeological, Linguistic, Psychological / Biological
Rite of Passage
Marks a time when a person is moving from one state to another
Ethnography (Malinowski)
Branch of anthropology, systematic study of different cultures
Id
Prompts us to seek physical satisfaction
Ego
“Referee” between the Id and the Superego, most conscious self
Superego
Prompts us to do the most moral thing
Deviance
Not acting to the social norms
Norms
The set of expectations that everyone in society is expected to follow
Status Quo
The general stable state of affairs of a society
Collectivist Society
A society where the group has priority over the individuals in the group
Individualist Society
A society where the individuals have priority over the group.
Ethnocentrism
When one’s own culture is used as a frame of reference when studying other cultures
Intercultural Contact
When people from different cultural backgrounds interact with each other in a contact zone
Command class
The group of people that has more power
Obey class
The group of people that has less power
Confirmation bias
The tendency to seek out people or information that correlates with what someone already believes
Qualitative Data
Information that is based on observations, more subjective
Quantitative Data
Information that is more numerical, less subjective