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sociology
the scientific study of society, human social behavior, and the interactions that shape everyday life
society
the aggregate of people living together in a more or less ordered community
social studies
various aspects or branches of the study of human society, considered as an educational discipline
sociological imagination
the "quality of mind" enabling individuals to understand the relationship between their personal experiences (biography) and larger social forces (history/structure)
social darwinism
"survival of the fittest" dictates social, economic, and political power
symbol
something that represents something else
function
the recognized, intended, or unintended role that a social institution, practice, or structure plays in maintaining stability and solidarity within a society.
dysfunction
the undesirable, unintended, or harmful consequences of a social pattern, structure, or process that disrupts the stability and operation of society
latent function
the unintended, unrecognized, and often hidden consequences of social structures, institutions, or actions
manifest function
the recognized, intended, and conscious consequence of any social pattern, institution, or action
theory
a framework, supposition, or set of interrelated concepts designed to explain, analyze, and predict social phenomena, interactions, and structures
theoretical prespective
a structured, interpretive framework—a "lens"—used to examine, explain, and predict social patterns, behaviors, and interactions