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Class of students,religious followers, gangs

families, elderly and adolescents

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Who are groups

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Any social activitythat can be observed

or measures

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What are social facts

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Even though she doesn’tlike it, a student

follows class rules so that she does not get kickedout, this is an example of:

600What is conformity

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This is the patternedinteraction of people

in relationships

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What is social structure

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These are reasonsfor studying

sociology

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What is to understand : How does group behavior influence individual behavior , or cause an individual to conform? How does the group change behavior over time? How can the group be used to change or influence individual behavior? How do events effect individual’s daily lives? How do events and group behavior help a person make decisions about his/her own life?

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This is a reasonpeople conform

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acceptance, emotionalresponse, shared valueswith group

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This is a set of assumptions known

to be true

What are theoreticalperspectives?

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Through the internet, a nation of people controlled by a dictator learns aboutdemocratic governments and then overthrow their leader. This can be

explained by the accepted sociological perspective that the idea that

one part of society will affect another

What is functionalism

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A group of drivers stop at a red light to let the crossing traffic

pass. This is best explained by the accepted sociological

perspective that people respond to mutually agreed upon

symbols

symbolic interactionism

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Theoretical perspectivesfound in sociology

are based on

Observation, opinion,research, not fact

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A car company puts unnecessary, but luxurious gadgets on its

car because it understands peoplewant to that they have the best, or more

than others, this is best explained bythe accepted perspective that people

compete with one another

What is the conflictperspective

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In this perspective, the people with the most

power are seen as valuable to society

The conflict perspective

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Name 5 the componentsof culture

Values, norms, symbolslanguage, and technology

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Of the following this is NOTA cultural universal• religious rituals•rules of etiquette

•Women have primary day responsibilities

Women have primary day responsibilities

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A teacher wantsher students to raise their hands before speaking. This is a

Folkway

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Name 3 symbolsthat represent

American cultureAnswers will vary

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The speed limit on CThighways is 65. This

is an example of

A law

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Most adults shouldenter marriage. This is

an example of

A more

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Cultural Trait or ItemFamily relationship

Cultural Trait

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Which of the followingis an example of a society

•All Muslim people•Fans of the Patriots•Inhabitants of Israel

Inhabitants of Israel

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Believing that your highschool is the best, and

superior to others is an example of

Ethnocentrism

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A woman in the US wearsa white dress in her wedding

while a woman in Chinawears a red dress. This is

an example of

Cultural Variations

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Mexican Americans,Catholic Americans, and New Englanders

are examples of

Subcultures

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Funeral rites orrituals are

Mores, norms or cultural universals

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True or False?the study of sociology

can help predict futuregroup behavior

True

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When an athlete holdsa clenched fist over hishead after scoring a point, she is using a

Symbol

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True or Falseone reason people tendto conform to a group

is because they learned to value the group’s behavior

True

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True or FalseCultural behavior

is learnedTrue

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Cultural Item or TraitFlag of Egypt

Cultural Item

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Name 3 symbolsfor “Yes”

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FinalJeopardy

What’sSociology

TheoreticalPerspectives

CulturalUnderstanding

Componentsof Culture

A Bit ofEverything

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What’s Sociology?

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TheoreticalPerspectives

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Componentsof

Culture

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Cultural Understanding

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A Bit ofEverything

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Name 4 jobsrelated to the study

of sociology

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Social work, criminaljustice, education,therapy, counselor,

etc.