Social Movements and Inequality

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These flashcards cover key concepts related to social movements, inequality, and theories in sociology, based on the provided lecture notes.

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What type of social movement seeks to change specific policies rather than the entire system?

Reformative

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What is the term for the process by which a minority group adopts the characteristics of the dominant culture?

Assimilation

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What theory explains social movements by emphasizing the importance of resource mobilization?

Resource mobilization theory

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Which stage of social movements is characterized by the formation of a cohesive group with a clear demand?

Coalescence stage

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What is the term for the physical separation of groups in residence, work, or social life?

Segregation

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What theory posits that communication styles, mannerisms, or clothing influence perceptions of status and wealth?

Symbolic Interactionism

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What is the belief that motherhood conflicts with perceptions of professional competence known as?

The motherhood penalty

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What does the 'culture of prejudice' refer to?

The societal norms that allow prejudiced attitudes to persist.

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How can media promote agendas that benefit the wealthy elite?

By demonizing immigrants to distract from economic inequality.

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What is the relationship between education and social class according to sociological perspectives?

Education can perpetuate social class inequalities by giving advantages to wealthy students.

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What is the significance of the hidden curriculum in education?

It refers to the unspoken values and norms that are taught implicitly.

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What is structural functionalism's view of society?

It views society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability.

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What can result from corporate decisions that favor shareholders over workers?

Increased economic inequality.

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What does 'downward mobility' refer to?

A decline in social status, often resulting in poverty.

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What historical figure is associated with the implementation of policies supporting the Asian American community?

Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR).

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What effect does the upper class have on society according to sociological studies?

They control their own lives and the lives of others.

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What is considered a negative form of behavior toward a group of people?

Prejudiced action.

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What are the major cultural differences that can affect social workwear choices for women?

Differences in fabric choice.

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What has been the trend regarding racial and ethnic gaps in the economy?

They have decreased significantly but still exist.