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symbolic interactionalism
people use symbols to develop and express their views to the world and develop meaning.
functional analysists
a social system is made up of different functioning parts and in order for society to function as a whole those parts must work harmoniousely or in equilibrium.
conflict theorists
society is made up of groups that struggle for power (survival of the fittest)
once groups have power they will do whatever necessary to maintain power.
society
people who share a culture and a territory
symbols
ajslf
sociology
the scientific study of society and human behavior.
culture
language, values, beliefs, norms material + nonmaterial objects
culture shock
the disorientation that people expereience when they come in contact with a fundamentally different culture and can no longer depend on their taken for granted assumptions about life.
culture lag
guy doesnt get arrested for filfilling little kids upskirts. No law against it.
taboo
a norm that is so strong that it brings revulsion if violated
mores
laws, norms strictly enforced which reflect core values.
norms
the expectations or rules about behavior
sanctions
POSITIVE to show approval for those who follow the norms
Agents of socialization
Family
Education
Economy
Religion
Politics
Media
peer group
a group of individual who are roughly the same age n have common interests
looking glass self
process by which our selves develop by internalizing others reactions to us
socialization
the process by which people learn the characteristics of their group (culture)
Ascribed status
status you're born into
group
people who regularly and conciously interact w/ one another
social class
large # of people w/ similar income and education
role strain
strain we feel with in our role
ex. parents want to be strict enought to give their kids values
social class
large # of people with similar income & education
social construction of reality
Thomas Theorum
if people define situations as real. They are real in their consequences.
control group
not exposed to experiment
hypothesis
testable statement
sample
individuals who are intended to represent the population.
variable
any factor thats thought to be signifigant to human behavior