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Sociology
Study of human (social) interaction
Tally's Corner
Research by Elliot Liebow to discover new levels of reality. Social aspects things may affect experience and behavior.
Tally's corners two major findings
Men already had jobs that didnt pay enough to live by, value system similar to american men
Micro-Sociology
Small aspects of large social structure. Face-to-Face interaction.
Macro-Sociology
"The Big Study", social groups, societies, social class, and state
Auguste Comte
Father of Sociology. study of society must be scientific. Divided into Social statics and dynamics.
Social Statics
Order
Social Dynamics
Changes, and the things that bring about it.
Development of Sociology
The French Revolution, and Industrial Revolution. The way it changed how society was organized made thinkers curious.
Famous Feminist, first book on methodology.
Harriet Martineau
Social Darwinism. Society is a biological organism.
Herbert Spencer
Harriet Martineau
Supported womens rights, and had the first book on methodology of social research
Karl Marx
Class conflict. society= those with means of production, and those who dont. Economic Base is primary. (companies that provide jobs.)
Max Weber
Verstehen, term used to understand subjective meanings people attach to actions.
Ideal Type
Max Weber. Measuring rod, which sociologist can evaluate cases.
Disagreed with Marx. Social Integration, Suicide Book. Social Bonds.
E'mile Durkheim
Fueled by Industrial Revolution, and urbanization. Plus massive immigration of foreigners.
American Sociology.
Social Integration.
the more people are connected the stronger, and meaningful their relationships are.
NAACP, Philidelphia Negro, Atlanta University Conferences on Negro Problems (research on south)
W.E.B. Du Bois
E'mile Durkheim
Social Integration, Destruction of social bonds, and suicide.
spurious correlation
a third variable affects the relationship between two variables.
One is chosen by chance, the other by dividing categories and choosing a sample from each group.
Random Sample and Stratified Random Sample