Soc

Front 1

What percent of the total U.S. population is African American?

Back 1

13%

Front 2

What percent of generals in the U.S. Army who are African Americans?

Back 2

8%

Front 3

T or F
Blacks and whites all think they know a great deal about race.

Back 3

True
They merely hold socially constructed conceptions that vary with the positions they hold.

Front 4

What percent of the total population of African Americans live in gettoes?

Back 4

20%

Front 5

How many species of human beings are there on the earth at this time?

Back 5

1

Front 6

Human society is considered what system?

Back 6

sociocultural system

Front 7

The totality of the sign systems shared in a society such as our culture is a system called _________.

Back 7

Societies

Front 8

Biological members, material products, culture and social structure are four primary sets of parts in _______ societies.
*these sets of parts are called components of sociocultural systems.

Back 8

human

Front 9

Genetics and Demography:
The biological members subset of parts includes the people of the society and the domesticated animals controlled by those people.

Back 9

.

Front 10

What do we call the hereditary nature of the people as beings?

Back 10

Genetics

Front 11

What do we call distribution by attributes and geography?

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Demographics

Front 12

Unscientific definitions of race are based on suposed external attributes- also known as __________ attributes.

Back 12

Visible

Front 13

True of False
"race is not a valid biological category than can tell us about the behavior of members of the category.

Back 13

True

Front 14

Define Biased social construction

Back 14

Our everyday understanding of race.

Front 15

Reductionism and Reciprocalism see Constructing Race 49- table 2.2

Back 15

.

Front 16

When there is no social movement in and no movement out of a category of people, we call that category a _____.

Back 16

caste
*ex. Japanese

Front 17

Racism is not fully expressed until the supposed inferior race is thought to be ________.

Back 17

subhuman

Front 18

Pierre van den Berghe: comparative perspective- Constructing Race pg 58

Back 18

.

Front 19

The attributes of the parts of the society must be studies as well as the relationships between the parts must be examined is an example of what when applying the systems perspective.

Back 19

reciprocalism

Front 20

What rebellion was in 1676?

Back 20

Bacon's Rebellion

Front 21

What year was the Naturalization Act?

Back 21

1970

Front 22

The naturalization Act of 1965 allowed whites to be considered

Back 22

whites

Front 23

Once instituted race continued by its own inertial to split the middle and lower classes by race and to focus political issues on race rather than _____.

Back 23

Class

Front 24

Reductionism and reciprocalism page 8 of slides.

Back 24

.

Front 25

What is a set of expectations that is generally agreed upon by a group or community to apply to an occupant of a position

Back 25

role

Front 26

What are our imgainative conceptions of ourselves as occupant of positions?

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role identities

Front 27

What is the responses of our audience which confirm the performance of a role

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role-support

Front 28

Are our role-identities sources of motivation to action

Back 28

yes

Front 29

What are organizations in which some people must be controlled around the clock

Back 29

total institutions

Front 30

Zimbardo says situations are created by ________

Back 30

systems

Front 31

What is a set of prcedures, including the manipulation of information that alter our own actions and biological condition, the actions and beliefs of other persons and our physical and biological environments

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control

Front 32

A person's self-presumed knowledge of the penomena of the world organized through a perspective is ________

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understanding

Front 33

What is the self-percieved purpose of a person's actions, life and life in general.

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Meaning
*meaning gives usa goal or directiontoward which we attempt to exert control.

Front 34

The central means to establish and maintain inequality areusing understanding and meaning to reinforce control.

Back 34

.

Front 35

General forms of social organization form normal to cult chart pg. 85

Back 35

.

Front 36

True or False
The fundamental attribution error is equal to reductionism.

Back 36

True

Front 37

Name three of the situation influences

Back 37

Social structure, Culture and technology.

Front 38

Not being able to give a scientific explanation of the workings of the complex physical, biological, and social systems in which we live leads people toward _________ _________.

Back 38

Conspiratorial thinking

Front 39

T or F
Authority is a legitimate power

Back 39

True

Front 40

________ is the ability to make someone do smething against her or his interests.

Back 40

Power

Front 41

Authorities reveal knowledge and interpret _____.

Back 41

signs