Chapters 1 and 2 Vocabulary
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- Q1The application of imaginative thought to the asking and answering of sociological questions.Sociological Imagination30sEditDelete
- Q2The underlying regularities or patterns in how people behave in their relationships with others.Social Structure30sEditDelete
- Q3An idea or practice that a group of people agrees exists. It is maintained overtime by people taking its existence for granted.Social Construction30sEditDelete
- Q4The social processes in which children develop an awareness of social norms and values and achieve a distinct sense of self.Socialization30sEditDelete
- Q5The aspects of social life that shape our actions as individuals. It was believed that social facts could be studied scientificallySocial Facts30sEditDelete
- Q6The social cohesion that results from the various parts of a society functioning as an integrated wholeOrganic Solidarity30sEditDelete
- Q7The conditioning influence on our behavior of the groups and societies of which we are members. Social constraint was regarded by Émile Durkheim as one of the distinctive properties of social factsSocial Constraint30sEditDelete
- Q8The specialization of work tasks by means of which different occupations are combined with a production systemDivision of Labor30sEditDelete
- Q9Referring to a situation in which social norms lose their hold over individual behaviorAnomie30sEditDelete
- Q10Developed by Marx according to which material or economic factors have a prime role in determining historical changeMaterialistic Conception of History30sEditDelete
- Q11An economic system based on the private ownership of wealth which is invested then reinvested in order to produce profitCapitalism30sEditDelete
- Q12A type of organization marked by a clear hierarchy of authority and the existence of written rules of procedure and staffed by full-time, salaried officersBureaucracy30sEditDelete
- Q13A theoretical approach in sociology developed by George Herbert Mead that emphasizes the role of symbols and language as core elements in all human interactionSymbolic Interactionism30sEditDelete
- Q14One item used to stand for or represent anotherSymbol30sEditDelete
- Q15A theoretical perspective based on the notion that social events can best be explained in terms of functions they perform. (the contributions they make to society)Functionalism30sEditDelete
- Q16The functions of a type of social activity that are known and intended by the individuals involved in that activityManifest Functions30sEditDelete
- Q17Functional consequences that are not intended or recognized by the members of a social system in which they occurLatent Functions30sEditDelete
- Q18A body of thought deriving its main elements from the ideas of Karl MarxMarxism30sEditDelete
- Q19The ability of individuals or the members of a group to achieve aims or further interests they hold. It's a persuasive element in all of human relationshipsPower30sEditDelete
- Q20Shared ideas or beliefs that serve to justify the interests of dominant groupsIdeologies30sEditDelete