SSC-210

Quiz #2

Alexander Flexner

Gave an address on Social Work 1915 — too broad and not a profession

Brené Brown

Social work researcher, author, podcaster, CEO, TEDTalk on vulnerability

Max Weber

Sociologist: “value-free” sociology

C. Wright Mills

Sociologist: Sociological Imagination is the way men will understand the world — distinction between personal troubles and societal issues.

He joined a biker gang.

Peter Berger

Sociologist: Debunking motif and the “social construction of society”

Patricia Hill Collins

Sociologist: Intersectionality and Black Feminist Thought

Christian Smith

Sociologist: The Sacred Project of American Sociology — movement from Christianity to modern secularism. The ego/self takes throne at center of moral universe.

Jonathan Haidt

Psychologist, moral psychology, realized how much his actions are shaped by his morals even though not religious.

Derald Wing Sue

Psychologist, “microagressions”

Jean Twenge

Psychologist, very large datasets to demonstrate influence of social media.

Adam Smith

The Wealth of Nations — characterized the move from mercantilist to classical economic policies.

Marx

Das Kapital — argued for public ownership and planned economics, characterized the socialist critique economic policy.

Esther Duflo

Economist — “development economics”, national economic differences

Roland Fryer

Economist — 70% of disparity is not racism

Deidre McCloskey

Humanomics — defender of classical economics (not a conservative)

David R. Hodge

internationally recognized expert in spirituality, religion, and diversity, was blacklisted from AASW fellow

Kesslyn Brade Stennis

Social Work and Masters of Divinity