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| who coined the term sociology |
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| who coined the term sociological imagination |
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| things under observation and study by scientists |
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| Compte general de l' administration de la justice criminelle en france |
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| first formal effort to collect social statistics,arrests, connections, suicides, illegitimate births, military desertions, charitable contributions, revenues published 1827 |
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| first person to take the statistics from Compte and compare the to form conclusions----quit law--prize winning Essay of moral Statistics---indentified social forces as conditions which could influence individual actions |
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| german,published suicide rates study in several parts of Europe |
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| Italian,developed Wagners study |
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| frenchman,published book suicide based on data by Wagner and Morselli--called himself sociologist---believed that suicide is influenced by social conditions, a weakness in social reationships more than character weakness |
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| his work SurL'homme--proposed the concept of the average person which si used in statistics--called moral statistics social physics--noted the lack of empirical data as a major problem in moral statistics |
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| made early effort to conduct opinion surveys among english workers |
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| African american---created sociological lab in Atlanta---believed if social facts were known and presented then people would take reasonable actions to change |
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