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74 Cards in this Set
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biological, Based on superficial physical differences |
race |
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Argues rice is not biological but sociological |
social construction of race |
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All about shared culture not society based |
ethnicity |
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Singled out for an equal treatment |
minority group |
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less power group |
subordinate group |
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more power group |
dominant group |
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somebody you blame to get out of something |
scapegoat theory |
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usually blames minority group |
scapegoat theory |
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why we have racism an sexism |
scapegoat theory |
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over simplified belief about an entire group of people |
stereotypes |
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pre judge someone, biased thought based on stereotypes |
prejudice |
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one race is superior to others |
racism |
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types of racism ; becomes apart of our social institutions ex? |
institutional racism picking non minority name for interview |
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action when you take stereotypical believes and acting on it |
descrimination |
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argues that racism has some type of function in society |
functionalism |
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scapegoat theory is an example of and 9/11 being US together |
functionalism in race and ethnicity |
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intersections between race, gender, and class |
intersection theory |
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intersection theory is an example |
conflict theory |
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see individual beliefs learn racism impacted by individual lives |
symbolic interaction in race and ethnicity |
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how races are portrayed in media what makes our culture |
culture of prejudice |
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One group of people try to eliminate another group of people example? |
genocide holocost |
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Moving another group to another place example? |
expulsion trail of tears |
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Keeping people physically separate example? |
segregation |
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Intergroup relationships |
genocide expulsion segregation pluralism assimilation amalgamation |
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There are a lot of places that are still segregated |
defacto |
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Someone from one culture moving to another culture but maintaining their own culture |
pluralism cubans in miami |
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Becoming more like dominant culture |
assimilation cubans in montgomery |
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Do you Ethnicity occuring through interracial marriage |
amalgamation |
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native americans |
1% |
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african |
13% |
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asian |
5% |
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hispanic |
17% |
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arab |
less than 1% |
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white |
64% |
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biological 2 types |
sex primary - sexual reproductive organ secondary -hair |
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social, behaviors and traits |
gender |
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sexual orientation |
Back (Definition) |
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what is expected from men and women and what is expected |
gender roles |
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all based on society |
gender roles |
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No that does not match up with their sets |
transgender |
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changing of sex |
transsexual |
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values on sex over the other, choosing 1 over the other |
sexism |
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women on property |
1840 |
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vote women |
1920 |
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women equal pay |
1963 |
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the way we view men and women and have viewed |
functionalism on gender |
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unequal pay in men and women |
conflict theory |
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day to day interaction based on gender |
symbolic interactionism tell and male is a male |
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more restrictive on premarital sex, extramarital sex, homosexuality, and under age sex |
united states |
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excepted sexual practices keep family strong |
structural functionalism |
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same sex marriage not ok or ok vs. traditional |
conflict theory |
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discrimination against homo or trans |
symbolic interactionism |
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study age, aging, and aging |
gerontology |
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social impact of aging |
social gerontology |
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share some type of statistical or demographic trait |
cohort |
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society getting older, more older people than teens |
graying of society |
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life expectancy in US |
78.1 |
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example of cohort |
baby boomers born between 46-64 |
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body getting older |
primary aging |
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controllable aging ex exersice |
secondary aging |
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study of death |
thanatology |
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5 stages of grief |
Kubler Ross
denial anger bargaining depression acceptance |
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doctors help end lives |
physician assisted suicide |
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passive and active |
euthanasia |
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allowing someone to die |
passive |
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causing someone to die |
active |
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not prolonging life |
hospice |
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how many were terminally ill |
1/3 |
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how many were depressed |
2/3 |
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treating different because of age |
agism |
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1 in 10 elderly face abuse |
elderly abuse |
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disengagement vs activity |
functionalism in age |
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leaves elderly behind |
conflict theory |
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depends on individual interactions |
symbolic interaction |
