Sociology Final Review

What is the definition of sociology

study of human society and its structures and dynamics

What is the sociological imagination

the ability to connect the most basic, intimate aspects of an individual’s life to seemingly impersonal and remote historical forces

What is sapir-Whorf’s hypothesis

the language we speak directly influences (and reflects) the way we think about and experience the world

What are Sapir-whorf’s functions of language

shapes thinking, perception, influences culture, classifies experiences, and influences world view

What are the quantitative methods of observation

survey research

experimental research

content analysis

evaluation research

What are the qualitative methods of observation

field research and case study

What are the strengths and weaknesses of quantitative methods

statistically reliable and generalizable results

What are the strengths and weaknesses of qualitative methods

richness and precision

What research methods did Bao Wan-Ning of Abuse, Support, and depression among homeless and runaway adolescents use

quantitative research methods

What was the experimental design of Bao Wan-Ning of Abuse, Support, and depression among homeless and runaway adolescents

What was the limitations of Bao Wan-Ning of Abuse, Support, and depression among homeless and runaway adolescents study

According to Bao Wan-Ning of Abuse, Support, and depression among homeless and runaway adolescents, what is the relationship of abuse to homelessness and depression

According to Bao Wan-Ning of Abuse, Support, and depression among homeless and runaway adolescents what is the role of peers (deviant and otherwise) for youth that become homeless?

What were the principle findings of Bourgois Philippe Social Misery and the sanctions of substance abuse

What methods did Bourgois Philippe Social Misery and the sanctions of substance abuse use to study homeless heroin addicts in San Francisco

Why did Bourgois Philippe Social Misery and the sanctions of substance abuse use the methods they did

What are examples of when researchers violate ethics standards

What ethics were violated as a result of conducting The milligram experiment

What ethics were violated as a result of conducting Humphrey’s tea room trade study

What ethics were violated as a result of conducting Zimbardo’s prison study

What was unethical about Adler and Adler’s study of drug traffickers participant observation methods

What are research ethics and participants rights involved in research studies

What is functionalism

What is the conflict theory

What did Karl Marx say about class conflict

What did Karl Marx say about social inequality

What did Karl Marx say about worker alienation

What did Karl Marx say about communism

What did Weber say on the importance of “Ideas" in capitalist societies

What is organic solidarity according to Emile Durkheim

What is mechanical solidarity according to Emile Durkheim

What is social cohesion according to Emile Durkheim

What is social solidarity according to Emile Durkheim

What was Emile Durkheim’s study on suicide

How did Emile Durkehim’s study apply the study of social deviance

According to Emile Durkheim what is the function of deviance in society

Why does Emile Durkheim say that we need deviance in society

What are the types of suicides

What is altruistic suicide

What is anomic suicide

What is egoistic suicide

What is fatalistic suicide

What is social integration

what is social regulation

How does social integration and social regulation apply to the suicide model

What kinds of suicides do Mueller Anna and Seth Abrutyn in Adolescents under pressure: a new durkheimian framework for understanding adolescent suicide in a cohesive society explore

What are the principle findings of Mueller Anna and Seth Abrutyn in Adolescents under pressure: a new durkheimian framework for understanding adolescent suicide in a cohesive society

What methods did Mueller Anna and Seth Abrutyn in Adolescents under pressure: a new durkheimian framework for understanding adolescent suicide in a cohesive society use to understand suicide in Poplar Grove

What are the unequal applications of drug laws in Mohamed Rafik and Erik Fritsvold Damn it feels good to be a gansta

Why did the college students get away with illegal drug dealing in Mohamed Rafik and Erik Fritsvold Damn it feels good to be a gansta

What are the forms of capital in Mohamed Rafik and Erik Fritsvold Damn it feels good to be a gansta

What is economic capital

What is social capital

What is cultural capital

What is symbolic capital

What are the 5 motives for drug dealing in Mohamed Rafik and Erik Fritsvold Damn it feels good to be a gansta

How is Mohamed Rafik and Erik Fritsvold Damn it feels good to be a gansta related to the conflict theory

What is the definition of culture

What is the definition of cultural norms

What are the different kinds of norms

What is culture and the functions of language

What does sexism and the media say

What is material culture

What is non-material culture

What is culture shock

What is cultural capital

What is the use of cultural capital in education systems

What are the kinds of cultural capital and examples

How is cultural capital used to designate and reinforce class distinction

According to Christopher George Takacs Becoming interesting, what is narrative capital

According to Christopher George Takacs Becoming interesting, how is narrative capital utilized to gain academic advantages

What is hegemony

What is political economy and the media

What is the propaganda model (5 filters)

What are the theories of the media

What is culture jamming

What are the agents of socialization

What are social roles

What are social identities

What is anticipatory socialization

What is concerted cultivation/ the accomplishment of natural growth

What is class socialization

According to McCrory Calarco Coached for the classroom, What is educational socialization

According to McCrory Calarco Coached for the classroom, what is “any means” problem solving

According to McCrory Calarco Coached for the classroom, what is “no excuses” problem solving

According to McCrory Calarco Coached for the classroom, what is teaching entitlement

According to McCrory Calarco Coached for the classroom, what is teaching constraint

According to McCrory Calarco Coached for the classroom, how does occupational socialization and parental values shape learning and educational success

According to Adler Patricia Socialization to gender roles, what is adolescent peer socialization

According to Adler Patricia Socialization to gender roles, what is gender

According to Adler Patricia Socialization to gender roles, what is ascribed status

According to Adler Patricia Socialization to gender roles, what is achieved status

According to Adler Patricia Socialization to gender roles, what factors advance children’s status and popularity among peers

According to Adler Patricia Socialization to gender roles, how do boys Vs. girls achieve status and popularity among peers

According to Adler Patricia Socialization to gender roles, what is caste

According to Adler Patricia Socialization to gender roles, what is class

What is labeling

What is primary deviance

What is secondary deviance

According to Chambliss William The saints and roughnecks, what are different ways that saints and roughnecks get into trouble