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me and my group is the best |
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the study of social interactions and social institutions |
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a series of actions and reactions |
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recurrent patterns of interactions based on needs |
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"Father of Sociology" wanted a systematic study of sociology "Knowledge is power and power leads to control" |
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said society is made up of interrelated parts |
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said society is always in conflict "communist" |
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thought that people were healthy if they were integrated. thought that no one should feel alone. did a study on suicide. lack of integration may lead to suicide. |
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said when we study sociology we must be objective and not put our opinion in it. focused of beliefs and values. beliefs and values determined behavior and emotions. |
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action, tendency attitude and values affect behavior |
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a set of assumptions we make about social phenomena, away of looking at things |
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a way of looking at society as a whole consisting of interrelated parts. Spencer Comté Durkheim |
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focuses mostly of economy. power comes from money. |
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focuses on interactions based on meaning. based upon communication. all communication is symbolic. Weber |
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something that stands for something else. symbol's meanings are not inherent. meanings are constantly changing |
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trying to establish the cause and effect. called variables, independent and dependent |
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participant observation (undercover cop) |
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consists of questions (opinions) |
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the initial step in research. a researcher makes an assumption of the cause and effect relationship. Has a sample, random is good |
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the ability to see your behavior in the circumstances. your reaction will be moderated because you understand what the other person is going through. |
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