Embeddedness - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

a result of the combo of --- and --- ? Digital media and society 2. Present digital media is the result of --- and --- ? digital media platforms on society 3. Media ecology argue that media is environments of symbolic structures within which we are situated and through which we engage. This situatedness/embeddedness happens on 2 levels: the sensorial and the symbolic layers 4. according to Marshal Mcluhan, the transition from an oral culture to a written culture resulted in the separati...

SOCI-1010-Intro Sociology Unit 1 Complete practice test guide question and answers Scientific - correct answer A way of learning about the world that combines logically constructed theory and systematic observation. 5 Sociology - correct answer The scientific study of human social relations, groups, and societies. 5 Social embeddedness - correct answer The idea that economic, political, and other forms of human behavior are fundamentally shaped by social relations. 5 Sociological...

Soc 100 Study Guide Exam 2 Latest Update Graded A+ Why did Simmel pay so much attention to the size of social groups? You can infer how members of a social group will behave based on the size. What are some of the special characteristics of dyads? Need both members to exist Guided by reciprocity Hard to keep secrets No larger group to exhibit control EX: two people in an intimate role Why would Simmel expect to see very different kinds of interactions when 2 children are playing together than ...

CONCEPUTALIZING QUALITATIVE, QUANTITATIVE AND MIXED METHODS Qualitative and quantitative research methods both involve an array of data types and techniques of analysis. Qualitative methods are associated with case studies, which may be historically and geographically bound events, organizational units or individuals, among others. Data regarding these cases may be drawn from participant or non-participant observations, from semi-structured interviews, focus groups or from narrative an...

Classical conditioning - ANSWER-a type of learning in which one learns to link two or more stimuli and anticipate events We learn to like or dislike things because they are associated with things we already like or dislike. EXAMPLE; GOOD MOOD, TINDER EXAMPLE: Pavolov's Dogs 1. You have a natural (unconditioned) response to a stimulus 2. There is a separate stimulus that leads to no response 3. The two stimuli are paired together and become associated 4. The original response now occurs ...

HDFS 2433 Midterm EXAM 175 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES|PN FUNDAMENTALS ATI PROCTORED EXAM 2024|AGRADE Behavior - ANSWER- Learning theories emphasize this one element above all of the others Pavlov - ANSWER- slobbering dog; classical conditioning Did experiments with the drooling dogs and developed the learning theory Freud - ANSWER- View of individual influenced by Freud Skinner - ANSWER- pigeons; operant conditioning (punishment/reward for behavior) - skinner box ...

What was the research approach used in the study? What were the "linguistic" indicators they looked for? correct answers Millions of email messages over a five-year period. "I" and "we," "would" and "should," how much cursing was used. What is the definition and previous research findings of "organizational culture?" correct answers Culture is a foundational concept in the social sciences, referring to the attitudes, beliefs, and behavioral norms that distinguish a group of p...

Debates Surrounding the Concept of Culture - ️️the concept of a national culture, the convergence(homogenizing effect) or divergence (rapid technological development)of cultures, the concept of an organizational culture, and the effects of acculturation ( adapt to a new culture) and biculturation ( keeping both cultures). Features of Culture - ️️- value -attitudes -beliefs -behavioral meanings Culture is systematic and organized How have globalization forces affected global Mana...

Attitudes Favorable or unfavorable evaluation of a particular thing Where do attitudes come from? Classical conditioning, operant conditioning, observational learning, and heredity What are the characteristic of strong attitudes? Strong attitudes predict behavior and resist change. Two main reasons why attitudes resist change Embeddedness (anchoring attitudes to other aspect of our selves) and commitment (people are more certain that the attitude is correct) Facto...

HDFS 2433 Midterm- Garner EXAM ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ 2024 Learning theories emphasize this one element above all of the others - ANSWERBehavior slobbering dog; classical conditioning Did experiments with the drooling dogs and developed the learning theory - ANSWERPavlov pigeons; operant conditioning (punishment/reward for behavior) - trained rats to do tasks then would be given reward (operant condition...