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Sociology 1301 Exam 1 - Whetstone|Questions with 100% Correct Answers
what is the difference between microanalysis and macroanalysis - Ans micro-the study of
smaller, less complex, and les differentiated interactons suc has talking on the cell phone
or emailing your friend
macro--systems approach used when examining large, complex, and highly differentiated
patterns of social interactionthat occur in organization such as: bureaucracies, societies, and
b/w different cultures, and groups
social organizations - Ans the order established in social groups
achieved status - Ans status in rank in society in the result of individual effort
ascribed status - Ans given at birth
role modeling - Ans imitating or copying th way someone else in that role behaves
role set - Ans all the roles occupied by the person at a given time
role conflict - Ans when two or more roles impose confliction demands and expectations
(dad being a a husband and a studen simultaniously)
, interaction in cyberspace - Ans application of Goffmans principle of impression managment.
the person can put forward a totally different and wholly creted self, or identity
deviance and conformists
non-verbal communication - Ans used more than verbal bahavior
body positiom, head nods, eye contact, facial expressions, touching
-meanings depend heavily on race, ethicity, social class, and gender
proxemic communication - Ans meaning conveyed by the amount of space between interacting
individuals
what holds society together? - Ans social structures- the organized pattern of
social relationships and social institutions that together compse society
gemeinschaft - Ans community
Gesellschaft - Ans society
Arlie Hoschild refers to the "second shift" - Ans men are more involved in housework and
child care than has been true in the past, alothough the bulk of this work still falls to women
dyad - Ans a two person group(stable)
triad - Ans a three person group (unstable)
primary groups - Ans social colleectives or membershop groups consisting of intimate, face-to-
face interaction, relatively long-lasting relationshops and serves memers expressive (emotional)
needs.
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