Society Technology And Change-Test 1

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Conflict Perspective

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the inevitable conflict within a society

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Dialectic Thinking-Analysis

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in all situations there is the energy to produce and promote change

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Theory of Change-
Thesis :

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the way things are

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MARX

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Dialectic Thinking-Analysis
Conflict Perspective
Theory of Change-

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Theory of Change-
Anti-Thesis

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the way things should be

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Theory of Change-
Synthesis

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new way that things are (new order)-eventually becomes the way things are (new thesis)

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DURKHEIM

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Functionalist Perspective
Anomie
Latent Function
Manifest Function

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WEBER

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Rationalization
Sacred V/s Profane
Bureaucracy v/s Traditional practices

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Functionalist Perspective

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BALANCE

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MEAD, COOLEY
& THOMAS

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Symbolic Interactionist Perspective
Symbols
Looking Glass Self
I and Me
Definition of the Situation
Labeling Theory

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Anomie

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NORMLESSNESS

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Latent Function

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unintended consequence of change

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Manifest Function

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intended consequence of change

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SOCIOLOGY

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The scientific study of patterned social interaction its antecedents and its consequences.

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An example of a pointing device

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Touchscreen

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Like a mouse for a laptop

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Touchpad

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Like an upside-down mouse

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Trackball

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Used for tracking inventory and assets

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RFID Reader

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Smallest colorable area in an electronic image

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Pixel

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Measurement of camera quality

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Mega Pixel

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Emulates a typewriter

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Keyboard

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Input device that moves an onscreen pointer

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Pointing Device

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Measured in number of dots per inch

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Resolution

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Reads UPC labels

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Barcode Reader

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Scanning to text

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OCR

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An example of a pointing device

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Mouse

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Type of scanner

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Flatbed

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Requires backlighting

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LED

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An example of biometric data

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Fingerprint

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Used to score or tally exams, questionnaires, ballots

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OMR

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Uses toner cartridges

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Laser Printer

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Uses a Blue Laser

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Bluray

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Concentric Circle

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Track

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Uses a Red Laser

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Phase

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Changes the Reflectivity of the Disc

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Pits

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Recording Data onto an Optical Disc

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Burning

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Hard Drive

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Magnetic Media

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Recordable CD

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CDR

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Data is Stored on a Rigid Platter

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Hard Drive

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Non-Volatile

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USB Drive

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Data is Stored on a Plastic Disk

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Floppy Disk

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Cds or DVDs

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Optical Media

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Unchanged Surface of a CD

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Lands

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Collection of Tracks

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Cylinder

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Part of a Track

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sector

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A type of Flash Memory

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Secure Digital

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Wireless

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Wi-fi

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Can find you anywhere

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GPS

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Saving data, programs, or output for future use

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Storage

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Portable

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software

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One of the first computers

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ENIAC

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Useful

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Information

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It may be in appliances

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embedded computer

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Homes controlled by a computer

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smart homes

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It's stupid

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computer

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Sending or receiving data

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communications

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A printer is one of these

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output device

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A keyboard is one of these

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input device

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Controls the computer

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microprocessor

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Modulates the signal

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modem

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Raw facts

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data

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Performing operations on the data

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processing

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Presenting the results

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output