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Systematic study of human groups and their interactions
Sociology
The unique way in which sociologists see our world
Sociological Perspective
Ability to understand the dynamic relationship between individual lives and the larger society
Sociological imagination
Theoretical approach that considers all understanding to be based on Science
Positivism
Theoretical approach that considers knowledge and understanding to be the result of human subjectivity
Anti-Positivism
Cultrual assesments that identify something as right, desirable and moral
Values
The study of behaviours that can be measured (e.g Income levels, crime rates, divorce per capita)
Quantitive Sociology
The stud of non-measurable subjective behaviours
Qualitive Sociology
The study of society as a whole
Macrosociolgoy
The study of individual/small groups dynamics within a larger society
Microsociology
A perspective asserting that people and societies are defined and created thru interactions of individuals
Symbolic Interactionism
Conception of the human condition before the emergence of formal social structurea
Natural state
the belief that the human mind and consciousness are more important in understanding the human condition than is the material world
Idealism
A set of values that support and justify the ruling class of a society
Ideology
A system of meaning that governs how we think, act and speak about a particular thing or issue
Discourse
A social process by which some practices and ways of living are marked as "normal" and others are marked as "abnormal"
Normalization
A medium of exchange (such as money)
Symbolic Token
The belief that society is like an organism with interdependent and interrelated parts
Organic Analogy