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13 Cards in this Set
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order model: funcionalism
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attributes to societies the charactersistcs fo cohesion, consensus, cooperation, reciprocity, stability, and presistence
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manifest consequence
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intended consequence of a social arrangemenet or social action
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latent consequence
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unintended consequence of a social arrangemnet or social action
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conflict model
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view of society that posits conflict as a normal feature of social life, influencing the distribution of power and the direction and magnitutde of social change
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social problems
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societally induced conditions that harm any segment of the population, or acts or conditions that violate the norms and values of society
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instrumental process
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desire for technological change, to find new and more efficient techniques to achieve goals
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institutional process
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designates all those activities that are dominated by the quest for certanity.
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dialectic
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opposing forces of society
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economic inequality
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the gap bw the rich and the poor
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myth of peaceful progress
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the incorrect belief that throughout US history disadvantaged groups have gained their share of power, prosperity, and respectablilty without violence
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functional intergration
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unity among divergent elemnts of socity resulting from a specialized division of labor
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co-optation
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appointing a memeber of a dissident group to a policy- making body to appease the dissenting group
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dysfunctions
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negative consequences
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