Prim Sociology Exam #3 Review

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Attitude

Back 1

General evaluation held by an individual about somthing.

Front 2

1)Attitude towards education?
2)Attitude has always been the same?
3)Attitude affected your life?
4)Factors of Attitude that have afected your life?

Back 2

1)Motivated
2)No Changes
3)How you preform in school
4)What people say

Front 3

Three Parts of Ones' attitude

Back 3

1)Cognitive
2)Affective - Emotional & Feelings
3)Behavioral or Actional - Orientation

Front 4

Perspective

Back 4

*Not a responce, but a guide

*Not a internal trait

*Can be change your attitudes "But is hard to do"

Front 5

Post Moderism

Back 5

*Distorted our vision on working class
*Image of the American dream
*Little ironic about themselves

Front 6

Functions of Attitudes

Back 6

1)Understanding
2)Need Satisfaction
3)Ego Defense
4)Value Expression

Front 7

Prejudice

Back 7

A system of negative beliefs, feelings, and action-orientation regarding a certain group or groups of people.

Front 8

Three levels of Prejudice

Back 8

1)Cognitive
2)Affective
3)Behaviral or Action

Front 9

Cause of Prejudice

Back 9

1)Socialization
2)Self-justification
3)Personality
4)Frustration-relative deprivation
5)Competition
6)Social norms

Front 10

Discrimination

Back 10

Practice of differential and unequal treatment of other groups.

Front 11

Identity

Back 11

*What you wear identifys your attitude & gender

*Jewelry and religious signs define your identity

*Behavior & Conversation skills can describe your identity

Front 12

Impression Management
By:Erving Goffman

Back 12

*Dramaturgical Approach

*Performance Teams

*Performance Serves

Front 13

Social Stratification

Back 13

Society's system for ranking people and distributing rewards.

According to attitudes as income, welth, power, prestige, age, sex, ethnicity, race, religion, and celebrity

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Welth

Back 14

Walue of everything a person or family owns minus debts.

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Income

Back 15

Peoples earnings from wages divided by interest and any rents or royalist that are paid to them on properties they own.

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Inheritance

Back 16

1.6% recieve $100,000 or more
1.1% recieve $50,000 to $100,000
91.9% recieve NOTHING!!

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Social Mobility

Back 17

Ability to move from one strain to another.

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Spatial Mobility

Back 18

Movement of individuals, familes, and large groups from one location to another.

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Strata

Back 19

Imaginary set of horizontal social layers.

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1)Closed Stratification System
2)Opean Stratification System

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1)Ascribed Statuses
2)Achieved Statuses

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Castes

Back 21

Socal strata where people are born and they remain in for life.

*Ascribed status

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Classes

Back 22

Social strata that are based on economic criteria such as occupation, income, and welth.

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Life Chances

Back 23

Opportunities that a person will have or be denied throught life.

Exp: Education, Helth care, Occupations, Retirement, etc.

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Structural Mobility

Back 24

Movement of individual or group from one social stratum to another caused by the elimination of an entire class as a result of changes in the means of existance.

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Functionalist Perspective
By:Davis Moor

Back 25

*Roles differ by importance

*Roles that are deamed more important need to have more pay