Soc 100

Front 1

life as a role in a play - always imitating

Back 1

dramaturgy

Front 2

common sense understandings that are turned around to confuse others ex. standing backwards in an elevator

Back 2

ethnomethodology

Front 3

aggregation of people who regularly interact and have something in common

Back 3

social groups

Front 4

how people are related to one another - ex. breakfast club the inner and outer groups

Back 4

dyrad and tyrad

Front 5

holding an intimate relationship with someone ex. friendship

Back 5

primary

Front 6

interacting on some level with some relationship but not as intimate ex. team

Back 6

secondary

Front 7

groups with formal norms which persist beyond the participation of particular members who have defined statuses and roless

Back 7

organizations

Front 8

a threat to make someone do something

Back 8

coercive

Front 9

getting someone to do something through the means of a rewaard

Back 9

utilitarian

Front 10

getting one to do something for complete satisfaction only

Back 10

normative

Front 11

heirarchial arrangemenbt of offices, division of labor, written rules, written communications and records along with impersonality

Back 11

bureaucracies

Front 12

efficient, calculability, predictability, control, irrationality of rationality

Back 12

mcdonaldization (George Ritzer)

Front 13

the process of leanring and becoming who we are

Back 13

identity

Front 14

the process of learning how to fill the statuses and roles that we have

Back 14

conformity

Front 15

human behavior based upon instinct

Back 15

nature

Front 16

human behavior as a result of learning and reacting to the enviornment

Back 16

nurture

Front 17

learning to occupy a status and role

Back 17

Role Taking - Herbert Mead

Front 18

bio physical distinctions, primary and secondary characteristics

Back 18

sex

Front 19

socio-cultural distinctions, sex appropriate behavior and attitudes

Back 19

gender

Front 20

family, school, religion, peers, media

Back 20

agents of socialization

Front 21

learning new roles and rules associated within a new social setting

Back 21

resocialization

Front 22

acts that are considered not good

Back 22

deviance

Front 23

people who commit these not good acts

Back 23

deviants

Front 24

when someone struggles internally to do the right thing with conscious and with outer pressure from parents

Back 24

conflict theory

Front 25

social construction of deviance - how it is seen towards other people - possibly labeled a deviant - primary and secondary labeling

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symbolic interactionalism

Front 26

people who teach deviance - not just invented, must be learned

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diffrential association

Front 27

form of adaptation to which people feel like their life of following the NORM way gets them nowhere so they do acts of deviance

Back 27

strain theory

Front 28

cheater in strain theory - takes steriods etc

Back 28

innovator

Front 29

someone who would do anything to fulfil the norm

Back 29

ritualist

Front 30

someone who tries to do the norm but cannot bring themselves to do it

Back 30

retreatist

Front 31

person who compltely goes against the strain theory - ex. fat is fabulous

Back 31

rebel

Front 32

punishment of restitution and revengen (eye for an eye)

Back 32

retribution

Front 33

punishment by creating fear among people who may deviate

Back 33

deterrence

Front 34

resocialization punishment of offenders into conformity

Back 34

rehabilitation

Front 35

remove offenders from circulation - punishment

Back 35

incapacity

Front 36

to treat deviant behavior as a medical problem - people who break society's rules must be "sick"

Back 36

medicalization of deviance

Front 37

assimilation, intolerance, defined groups

Back 37

heirarchial

Front 38

identity based on how much diversity and tolerance and equality

Back 38

pluralistic