Ucsp

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Sex

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Refers to a bilogical differences

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Gender

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Encompasses to all social,cultural,psychological charachteristic

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Romantic oriented

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Attracted to meaning wanting to be a romtantic relationship and is unrelated to sexual attraction

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Sexual oriented

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Who you get turned on by or who you would want to engaged in sexual behavior

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Heterosexual

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The attraction to a gender different from their own

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Homosexual

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The attraction to a gender the same as their own

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Lesbian

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Women who are attracted only to other women

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Bisexual

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When you are attracted to two or more genders

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Pansexual

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When you are attracted to all gender and/or do not concern gender when you are when you are attracted toward somsone

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Bicurious

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People who are open to experiment with genders that are not only their own but do not know if they are open to forming any sort of relationship

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Polysexual

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When you are attracted to many gender

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Monosexual

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Being attracted to only one gender

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Asexual

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Not experiencing sexual attraction

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Sex-gender system

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It tell us how gender and gender roles are a product of one biological sex

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Socioeconomic class

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Referst to a category that group people with similar economic ,social,cultural,political status

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Economic status

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The basis for ranking people only include income in the family

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Stigma

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A mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumtance, quality or person

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Stereotype

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Is an over generalized belief about a particular category of people

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The bourgeois

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Is the class that own the means of production

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Proletariats

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Anyone who is not an owner of the means ofproduction

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Ethnic group

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Refers to a specific group of people having certain similatcharacteristic and distinct cultural identity

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Ethnicity

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Is used to denote the shared culture of these groups

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Race

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Is a socially constructed category attributed to people who shared the same bilogical traits or attributes

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Minority groups

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Collective groups of people whoe are single out sistinguished and treated as subordinates or interior by the dominant of majority groups because of their phisyal or cultural characteristics

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Disability

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Is a term of that refers to a condition where in the loss of physical functioning or inpairment in intellectual social and and mental processes hinder normal growth and development of an individuals

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Exceptionality

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Is a concept that describe how an individuals specific abilities and functioning physical intellectual or behavioral are different from the established normal or typical qualities

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Nationality

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May simply be defined as a person's belonging specific nation or nation state

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Two nationality laws

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Jus sanguinis (translated as right of blood)

Jus soli (translated as right of soil

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Political asylum

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Allows a person to assume the host nationsnationality in order to afford the same protection being given to original nationals

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Society

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Is a group people with a shared invironment cultural beliefs and phenomena

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Culture

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Is a group shared beliefs and value system that are preserved either through materials or non materials ways

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Socialization

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Is the process of immersing one self in a particular society and culture even at birth

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Structural functionalism

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Socialization is important because it benifits both individualsband the society it perspectuates culture and transmit it to other generations

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Conflict perpective

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Socialization promotes social inequality it facilitates the promotion of different generational norms that are unit for some member of society

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Interactionalist perspective

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Socialization is sallent in the promotion of individuals interactiom that convey meaning and message

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Wright mills

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He was an american sociologist and professor who outored the book the sociological imagination

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Inventions

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Occurs when things or concept are put together and result into something that becomes useful

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Culture loss

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Refers to the obliteration of old culture specifically when new technologiest and knowledge about certain cultural process are formed

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Traits

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Are prevailing disposition that emphasize a person's characteristics or behavior

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Habits

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contributes to behavioral consisteny over time behavior stability across situation