exam 1 - structural functionalism

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society is made of a bunch of moving parts that move together as one

what is durkheims theory?

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society will change just enough to maintain equilibrium, will not overcorrect

what happens when a large change comes into society?

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at the macro level, individuals do not have power

what level does structural functionalism view society?

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manifest function

things that are put in society intentionally to keep us moving forward

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latent function

unintended consequences from manifest functions

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institutions

structures that meet the needs of society

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social facts

have persuasive effects over individuals, yet they can’t be influenced by individuals

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does not account for sudden/large changes

what is one of the limits of structural functionalism?

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education, socialization, shelter, food, clothing, etc

what are necessary functions for all societies?

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adaptation, goal attainment, integration, and pattern maintenance

what are parsons functions of society?

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if bad outweighs the good in society, social change is coming

what does mertons functional analysis aim to find?

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violation of social norms

what is deviance?

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affirms cultural values and norms, clarifies moral boundaries, social unity, and encourages social change

what are durkheims 4 functions of deviance?

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conformation

what comes from accepting the goals and the means? (merton)

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innovation (ex selling drugs)

what comes from accepting the goals and rejecting the means? (merton)

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ritualism. conformity will collapse at the first sign of struggle

what comes from rejecting the goals and accepting the means? (merton)

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retreatism (ex amish)

what comes from rejecting the goals and means? (merton)

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revolution

what comes from rejecting but seeking to put in new goals and means? (merton)

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only if another structure replaces it

when would religion dissapear?

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dividing the world into sacred and profane, gods are a simple of society

what do all religions share?

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answers the unanswered questions, social solidarity, social control, gives moral authority

what are durkheims 4 functions of religion?

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instrumental

what are male roles?

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expressive

what are female roles?

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standard nuclear family

what is the most functional type of family?

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