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difference between objectivity and subjectivity (ch 1)
obj: external reality, undistorted by emotion or bias, necessary for research
sub: internal focus, personal thoughts, biased, can affect the outcomes of scientific research
durkheim, social solidarity (ch 1)
integration into a group of people, functional interdependence of a group of people. members share values and beliefs, suicide rates reflect the degree of social integration
freedoms and equality canadians have (ch 1)
better chance for everyone to have education, influence gov, find good jobs
more opportunities for creative and interesting work
increased standard of living
freedom to construct identity
freedom to instant global communication
why culture? (ch 3)
ongoing struggle to adapt, cultural shaping of social action, multicultural country, social actions, cultural contexts, "socially acceptable behaviours" are learned, culturally specific
Thomas Theorem theory
teachers in schools, told about student growth, expect more of students
4 agents of socialisation
families: primary
schools: secondary
peer groups
the mass media
Oxana Malaya
need for human contact, child neglect, social interaction unleashes human abilities
self-fulfilling prophecy
an expectation that helps bring abut what it predicts
Harlow research
emotional development requires affectionate cradling