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Microsociology focuses on __________
social interaction
Macrosociology focuses on ___________
broad features of social structure, like social class and the relationships of groups to one another
Social structure
the framework of society
Differences among individuals in behavior and attitude are due to ________
location in the social structure
Culture is comprised of a group's
languages
beliefs
values
behaviors
Social class is based on ________
income
job
education
Status set
all the statuses or positions an individual occupies
Status symbols
items used to identify a status
Roles
the behaviors, obligations and privileges attached to statuses
Social institutions
the means that a society develops to meet its needs
A hunting and gathering society is ________
nomadic
egalitarian
small
Societies in which groups first developed permanent settlements were ________-
the horticultural societies
Industrial Revolution is associated with the invention of
the steam engine
choo choooooo
Biotech society
has an economy centered on the application of genetics
B I O tech
Workers in service industries do the following
provide info
apply info
sell their specialized knowledge
Basic component of postindustrial society
information
Division of labor
the splitting of a group's or a society's tasks into specialties
Organic solidarity
people needing others to fulfill their jobs
Gesellschaft society
dominated by impersonal relationships, individual accomplishments and self interest
The social distance zone
the zone that marks impersonal or formal relationships
Dramaturgy
term used to describe Goffman's theory that life is like a stage play
D R A M A turgy
Role conflict
conflict a person feels between the roles they play in life
you have a test to study for but also have to visit your mother in the hospital
Face saving behavior
techniques people use to save a performance that is going badly
Ethnomethodology
the study of how people use commonsense understandings to get through everyday life