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behavior

how people interact with society

society

aggregated of people living together

psychology

study of mind and behavior

molecular

occurs without thinking

molar

occurs after thinking

overt

visible behavior

covert

not visible behavior

voluntary

done caz humans wants to

involuntary

done naturally

perception

giving meaning to sensory stimuli

learning

acquire new knowledge

language

the ability to communicate with others

thought

in charge of transforming info to organized

William Glasser

the one who said thinking, feeling, action and physiology

attention

fucoses on series of stimuli and ignoring the rest

memory

incodes info for future storage

motivation

activinting body to put in ideal state

emotion

reaction to external stimuli

somatic

physiological changes

behavioral

spectrum behavioral

feeling

subjective experience

Sigmund Freud

Psychodynamics (role of early childhood experience)

ID

source of initial and unconscious desires

EGO

pressure

SUPEREGO

morals, standards and ideals

cognitive

mental processes

behavioral

learned behavior

reward

strengthen

punishment

weakens

cross-cultural

behavior throughout diff cultures

biological

physical and biological bases of behavior

humanistic

wants to grow, change , and develope new personality

evolutionary

human evolution impacts on the psychological development phenomena

society

enduring social group whose group is interdependent

symbolic interaction theory

micro level meaning attached to interaction verbal, nonverbal, symbolic

George Mead

Founder of symbolic interaction theory

Herbert Blumer

the one who coined symbolic interaction theory

Charles Horton Cooley

Looking Glass self (1992)

social conflict theory

competition for limited resources

Karl Marx

Who made Social Conflict theory

capitalist

bourgeoisie

workers

proletariat

feminist Theory

inequality in gender related issues

Structural functional theory

Society in a structure with interrelated parts

standpoint theory

examining ones stand point in life

Dorothy Smith

Who made stand point theory

Herbert Spencer

Similarity of human body to society (he made the structural functional theory)

intersectional theory

combo of cross cultural, feminist and Karl Marx theory

Kimberly Creshaw

prism for under standing of certain kinds of probs

Hunting and Gathering

Fairly egalitarian No inequality

Horticultural and Pastoral

Crops with simple tools, raise livestock More inequality and greater conflic

Agricultural

Plows, oxen, etc. Higher degree of conflict and inequality

Industrial

Factories and machines Greater sense of individualism Lower degree of inequality

Postindustrial

IT and service jobs Higher education is important

Culture

Beliefs, practices, artifacts

Society

Social structures, organizations who share beliefs and practices

norms

Standard ways of behaving

Folkways

Socially acceptable without moral significance

Mores

Socially acceptable moral significance

Laws

Formally inscribed at state result to formal punishment

Taboos

Bans and inhibitions from social customs/religious practice

Attitudes

Set of beliefs, emotions, actions, towards particular object

Values

Judgement about what’s important

Traditions

Ideas and beliefs passed down

Religion

Binding relation to human being

Culture

Ideas, customs, social behavior