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-interact with invironment to define self. Symbolic refers to languag, religion, art and other shit. |
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belief that there are levels of structure that keep people stable and safe. |
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coined sociology, believed it must be sientific |
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Marxism-class is the organizing principle of social life urged materialism over idealism |
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challenges structural emphasis in society, people are free to interact freely though the world |
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gain identity by opposing status quo |
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-subsection of culture with unifying traits |
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rules of how to behave, justified by values |
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-more important than norms, but not mandated by law. (flipflops at interview) |
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simple norms, like manners |
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advances in technology occur quicker than cultural adaption to these advances |
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not just reacting to others, controlling your behavior to control OTHERS perception of you |
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-knowing how to act in your roles. |
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-share norms values and expectation |
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division of labor, hierarchies, impersonality |
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-analyzing texts of media, literature etc, then making observations |
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-most common tool of sociologists |
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most common of qualitative types. Usually purposive samples |
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Lenore Jacobson Robert Rosenthal |
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immersion in test subject's world. |
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Institutional review boards, keep standards and ethics in experiments
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-internalized sense of other humans' expectations. |
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-childhood, basic behavioral patterns |
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-adapt to new patterns of behavior while abandoning the old in your life. |
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