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2 sociologists who made major contributions to the interactionist perspective on social problems by drawing attention to the importance of peer groups

Cooley and meanwhile

Classic figure from early sociology exemplified the functionalist perspective on social problems

Emile Durkheim

Genius mathematician who had schizophrenia

John Nash

This person stressed the importance of understanding the relationship between individuals and the society in which they live

C Wright Mills

Euthanasia activist who died at the age of 83

Jack Kevorkian

Conducted an early study on the subject of suicide, documenting how social structure affects human behavior

Emile Durkheim

Looks at the symbols people use in everyday interaction - words, gestures, appearances - and how these symbols are interpreted by others

Symbolic interactionist perspective

This perspective looks at labeling theory

Symbolic interactionist perspective

According to this perspective, social problems are caused by the way societies arrange access to wealth and power

Conflict perspective

The conflict perspective owes much of its early development to the writings of

Karl Marx

According to this perspective, the role behavior associated with any given status has evolved as a means of allowing a particular social institution to fulfill its function in society

Functionalist perspective

3 sociological perspectives about society

Functionalism, conflict theory, symbolic interactionism

An adult who has a BMI of 30 or higher is considered

Obese

The subfield of sociology that specializes in research on the health care system and its impact on the public

Medical sociology

Number of deaths in a child's first year of life, for every 1,000 live births

Infant mortality

A written statement that explains the patient's wishes for medical care should the patient be unable to communicate them to the physician

An advance directive

In 2010 President Obama signed this bill mandating the first major overhaul of the US health care system since Medicare and Medicaid

The affordable care act

Defines how long a baby born today can expect to live

Life expectancy

The 10th leading cause of death in the US

Suicide

1963: this president signed into law the community mental health act

Kennedy

A nonmedical treatment and prevention for mental illness

Physical exercise

Of 2,000 recently returned service men and women from all service branches found that nearly one-third met the criteria for

PTSD, depression, or TBI

DSM-V stands for

Diagnostic and statistical manual for mental disorders

Discharging patients from mental hospitals directly into the community

Deinstitutionalization

What does DPOA-HC stand for

Durable power of attorney for health care

The average price of family insurance coverage

Over $17,000 per year

With regards to social policy, this group of people often prefer limited government

Conservatives (republicans)

A childbirth injury to a woman

Fistula

They are neither adults nor children, and our culture has an unclear expectations for this age group for which they sometimes feel a sense of

Normlessness