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what is Sociology? |
the scientific study of human life, social group, whole societies and the human world |
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a product of moder society |
The Self |
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defines as a subculture of people who experience similar social phenomena at a certain period of time |
Generation |
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those who are born after world war II, wherein the population was seemingly increasing. |
Baby boomers |
characterized as: independent, conservative and traditional |
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are those born between 1970’s - 1980’s. they are characterized as cynical, untrusting and individualistic, but also independent, competent, technical and diverse |
Generation X or Gen X |
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a micro generation born during the cusp year or Gen Xers and Millenials |
Xennial |
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the most controversial of the generation cohorts, also termed as the Millennials. deemed to be: responsible, independent, fast thinker, entrepreneurial, achievement-oriented, confident with technology |
Generation Y |
product of modern society |
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the self(ie) generation as culture creator. |
Generation Z or Gen Z |
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Social Construction of The Self |
self is not discovered;its is made through the specialization process self is acquired socially through language, like symbol |
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an individual explains his actions through the lens of his society, since he belongs to a social structure, a social order. |
George Mead |
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in the child’s looking glass self (self- concept)(Charles Horton Cooley 1902)grows out of his or her relationships to others through the process or role taking, according to |
George Herbert Mead |
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is imagining oneself in the place of the other. |
Role taking |
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is a person who influence one, because of an emotional bond with him or her |
Significant or “Particular” others |
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they emphasized the self as a social product |
Mead and Cooley |
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is the idea that verbal and non-verbal communication contains symbols or meanings |
Symbolic Interaction |
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stage of social development children learn to imitate those in their environment. |
Preparatory Stage |
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Stage of Social Development children become skillful users of symbolic interaction |
Play Stage |
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Stage of Social Development children learn to take on multiple roles, they now become students, sons, daughters, leaders and friends |
Game Stage |
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her famous theory of imprinting found that children learn by watching adult behavior |
Margaret Mead |
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argued that the higher mental abilities could only develop through interaction with more advanced others. |
Vygotsky |
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he introduced the concept of the looking glass self that influenced Mead’s work on the social self |
Charles Horton Cooley |
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the looking glass self has three parts |
1. what we imagine of how others see us 2. How we think others judge us 3. What we feel about those judgements |
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is a concept that a person’s self grows out of society’s interpersonal interactions and the perception of others. |
The Lookin Glass Self |
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is that complex whole which includes knowledge, beliefs, arts, morals, law, customs, and any other capabilities and habits acquired by [a human] as a member of society |
Culture |
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founder of Cultural Anthropology |
Edward B. Tylor |
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is the inclusive study of humans, its culture and society, and its physical development |
Anthropology |
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consists of human technology- all the things taht people make and use |
Material Culture |
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inclusive of the intangible human creations that include beliefs, value, norms and symbols. |
Non-Material Culture |
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the Australian perliament finally passed the law legalizing same-sex marriage in the country on |
December 06,2017 |
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people are autonomous and are focused on achieving their personal goals over the goals of their group |
Individualistic view of the self |
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the opposite side is also known as collectivism, which explains that the person sees himself as an integral part of the communal group, be it his nuclear family, his friends, or even his co-workers |
Interdependent view of the self |
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