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What is Macrosociology? ____
What is Functionalism? Looks at society as a: ____ And how institutions that make up the society adapt to keep society: ____
What is Conflict theory? Most struggles in society happen because: ____
Conflict theory and Functionalism are both: ____ Sociology
What is Microsociology? ____
Doctor-pt interactions or family dynamics would be: ____ Sociology
What is Symbolic interactionism? ____
What are the 2 views of Institutions? ____ View ____ View
What is the Conservative View of Institutions? ____
What is the Progressive View of Institutions? ____
What is the Progressive View of Institutions? ____
What is the Hidden Curriculum? ____
Ecclesia ____
Cam is part of the most dominant religious organization in Iran, including most members of society. Cam is therefore in: ____
What is Modernization in terms of Religion? ____
What is Secularization? ____
What is Religious Fundamentalism? Reaction to ____ Go back to: ____
Classless, moneyless community where all property is owned by community: ____
Private ownership of production with market economy based on supply/demand: ____
Motivated by what benefits society as a whole Common ownership of production that focuses on human needs and economic demands: ____
Division of labor in government and economy is: ____
Define Sick Role: ____ ____
What is Illness experience? ____
Research that calls attention to the ways in which health and disease are conditioned in a social context : ____
What are Social Facts? ____
Intended consequences of institutions: ____
Indirect effects of insitutions: ____ functions
What is Social dysfunction? ____
Small societies are held together by: ____
In large societies there is: Forced ____
Problem with Functionalism: ____
Conflict theory believes society evolves thru several stages: ____ → ____ → ____
19th century Europe was capitalist-- Rich upper class, ____ and poor lower class, ____
Lower class united to create ____ as they realized they were being exploited
What is the Thesis? ____
What is the Antithesis? ____
What is the Synthesis? ____
Who was Ludwig Gumplowicz? Expanded on: ____ Proposed that society is shaped by: ____
What 3 independent factors did Max Weber introduce? ____ ____ ____
____ is a concept that everyone in society agrees to treat a certain way regardless of its inherent value.
Knowledge is not real, and only exists because we give it reality through social agreement: ____
What is Weak social constructionism? Proposed that social constructs are dependent on: ____ Which are: ____
What are Institutional facts? ____
Brute facts and insititutional facts are a part of: ____
Strong social constructionism ____
Explains social phenomena in terms of the meaning that they hold when people interact with one another: ____
Feminist Theory: Socially constructed via process of socialization: ____
Feminist Theory: Central to all behavior and organization in society...Women subordination is viewed as inherent feature: ____
Feminist Theory: Women are not only unequal to men, but they're oppressed, subordinated, and abused: ____
Feminist Theory: Women's oppression and inequality are due to capitalism, patriarchy, and racism ____
What is Rational choice theory? ____
Rational Choice Theory: Describe Completeness: ____
Rational Choice Theory: Describe Transitivity: ____
Rational Choice Theory Describe Independence of irrelevant alternatives: ____
Describe Exchange theory: ____
Addresses decision making via cost-benefit analysis: ____
What is Sexual selection? ____
What is Social Selection model of natural selection? ____
How society can exist over time Society is always trying to come to an equilibrium: ____
How societies change and adapt over time through conflict: Two opposing positions would merge to create a new society where both are conten…