SOC 122 final review 100 questions with correct answers
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SOC 122 final review
leaders of post modern sociology - correct answer berger and goffman
if people define situations as real, they become real in their consequences -
correct answer definition of the situation
who says reality has been pre-defined for us by our predecessors? - correct
answer alfred schuetz
who do we associate w/ ethnomethodology? - correct answer harold garfinkel
the study of how people use common sense understandings to make sense out of
life - correct answer ethnomethodology
deeply embedded common sense understandings of how people "ought to act" -
correct answer background assumptions
Garfinkel believed if you truly wanted to understand a group... - correct answer
you must be a part of that group
according to the dramaturgical approach, we attempt to guide/control the
impressions that others have of us - correct answer impression management
where we give our performances & where we employ impression management -
correct answer front stage
enable one's front stage self to work - correct answer sign vehicles
what are the three sign vehicles? - correct answer social setting
appearance
manner
sign vehicle; includes furniture, decor, physical layout, etc. - correct answer social
setting
sign vehicle; how I look when I play my role & also includes props such as the
clothes I wear - correct answer appearance
sign vehicle; deals w my attitude and conveys my social status - correct answer
manner
which two sign vehicles should always be consistent? - correct answer
appearance and manner
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where I can be my real self; only allow my primary group in - correct answer back
stage
term by Goffman; this is employed if my performance does not come off the way I
wanted - correct answer face saving behavior
causes us to question what we already know; term that is difficult to define -
correct answer post modern sociology
breaking of traditions - correct answer bureaucracy
proletariat's lack of connection to the product of their labor - correct answer
alienation
part of Protestant Reformation; invented Calvinism - correct answer john calvin
Protestant religion that transformed worldly success into a spiritual virtue;
everything about one's life was pre-destined by God - correct answer calvinism
term coined by Weber; this is a ruler against which to measure reality - correct
answer ideal type
what is the dysfunction of a bureaucracy? - correct answer lack of
communication between units
people in bureaucracies who perform well are promoted & this continues until
they're promoted to a level at which they cannot handle the job responsibilities,
thus reaching their level of incompetence - correct answer bureaucratic
incompetence
workers feel more like objects than people - correct answer bureaucratic
alienation
(outcome #1 of bureaucratic alienation)
workers form relationships w colleagues which help them maintain their sense of
being individuals - correct answer resisting alienation
(outcome #2 of bureaucratic alienation)
those who do not resist alienation will not do anything beyond what's absolutely
necessary to keep their job - correct answer the alienated bureaucrat
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