C273 WGU - INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY* EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS A+ GRADED
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Course
WGU C273
Institution
WGU C273
Primary group - ANS small group characterized by intimate, long-term, face-to-face association and cooperation.
secondary group - ANS a large and impersonal social group whose members pursue a specific goal or activity
In-Group - ANS a group toward which one feels loyalty
Out-G...
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS A+ GRADED
, Primary group - ANS small group characterized by intimate, long-term, face-to-face
association and cooperation.
secondary group - ANS a large and impersonal social group whose members pursue
a specific goal or activity
In-Group - ANS a group toward which one feels loyalty
Out-Group - ANS a group toward which one feels antagonism
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Dyad - ANS group of two
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Which social theorist was the first to analyze bureaucracies as powerful forms of social
organization that are concerned with the "bottom line"? - ANS Max Weber
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Role Strain - ANS Conflict someone feels within a role
Suppose that you are exceptionally well prepared for a particular class assignment.
Although the instructor asks an unusually difficult question, you find yourself knowing
the answer when no one else does. If you want to raise your hand, yet don't want to
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make your fellow students look bad, you will experience role strain.
____________ was interested in how societies manage to create social integration
—their members united by shared values and other social bonds. He found the answer
in what he called mechanical solidarity. - ANS Sociologist Emile Durkheim
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mechanical solidarity - ANS Durkheim's term for the unity (a shared consciousness)
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that people feel as a result of performing the same or similar tasks
division of labor - ANS the splitting of a group's or a society's tasks into specialties
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organic solidarity - ANS Durkheim's term for the interdependence that results from
the division of labor; as part of the same unit, we all depend on others to fulfill their jobs
Which type of influence could convince people to participate in horrible acts according
to Milgram's research? - ANS Authority
What is the position conflict theorists have regarding deviance? - ANS Deviant
behavior is defined by those with power
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