Soc 100 Test 2

Front 1

Aggregrates

Back 1

collections of people who are physically at the same place at the same time, but do not interact

Front 2

George Simmel

Back 2

identified several crucial differences between the dyad and triads

Front 3

Instrumental (task) leader

Back 3

primarily concerned with making the decisions that help the group achieve its goals

Front 4

Expressive (socioemotinonal) leader

Back 4

concentrates on keeping the group's morale high

Front 5

Solomon Asch

Back 5

1/3 went along with the group, knowing they were wrong

Front 6

Strata

Back 6

segments within a large population that recieve different amounts of scarce resources bc of their structural inequality

Front 7

mechanical solidarity

Back 7

form of internal cohesion that results from people being very much like each other

Front 8

organic solidarity

Back 8

based on difference and interdependence

Front 9

Gemeinschaft

Back 9

society constructed primarily on the basis of natural will

small, rural, custom, and tradition

Front 10

Gesellschaft

Back 10

society based largel on rational will

Front 11

Sociobiology

Back 11

determines how human behavior is determined, rooted in the nature side

Front 12

looking-glass self

Back 12

we use others as a mirror to ourselves

Front 13

George Herbert Mead

Back 13

Self is made of two components: I and me

Front 14

I

Back 14

spontaneous, creative, impulsive, and unpredictable

Front 15

me

Back 15

part that makes you concerned about what others think of you