Sociology/culture

Sociology/culture

Open Ended

Think about Theoretical perspectives. What are key term you connect with each perspective:

Conflict Theory?

Symbolic Interactionist Theory?

Structural Functionalist Theory?

Multiple Choice

Culture is maintained and modified through everyday social interactions. Roles and self-concept are strongly shaped and symbols and language are shared within a culture.

• Conflict Theory

• Structural Functionalism

• Symbolic Interactionism

Multiple Choice

Culture is a complex strategy for meeting human needs. Cultural universals like family and values work together to promote unity and stability.

• Conflict Theory

• Structural Functionalism

• Symbolic Interactionism

Multiple Choice

Values of competitiveness and material production serve the wealthy and powerful in a society leading to tensions

• Conflict Theory

• Structural Functionalism

• Symbolic Interactionism

Open Ended

Give an example of how a folkway can become a more.

Open Ended

Give an example of how a more can become a law.

Open Ended

Give an example of how a law can become a folkway.

Multiple Choice

Cultural transmission is

• when a person encounters a culture foreign to his own and has an emotional response to the differences

• something that carries a particular meaning to a group of people who share a culture

• the process by which one generation passes ideas, valus, and culture to the next

• shared beliefs about what is good or bad and determines the character of the members within the group.

Multiple Choice

A symbol is

• when a person encounters a culture foreign to his own and has an emotional response to the differences

• something that carries a particular meaning to a group of people who share a culture

• the process by which one generation passes ideas, valus, and culture to the next

• shared beliefs about what is good or bad and determines the character of the members within the group.

Multiple Choice

Culture shock is

• when a person encounters a culture foreign to his own and has an emotional response to the differences

• something that carries a particular meaning to a group of people who share a culture

• the process by which one generation passes ideas, valus, and culture to the next

• shared beliefs about what is good or bad and determines the character of the members within the group.

Multiple Choice

Values are

• when a person encounters a culture foreign to his own and has an emotional response to the differences

• something that carries a particular meaning to a group of people who share a culture

• the process by which on generation passes ideas, valus, and culture to the next

• shared beliefs about what is good or bad and determines the character of the members within the group.

Open Ended

What is the difference between material culture and non-material culture?

Open Ended

A friend gets mad at you for talking to her boyfriend. She doesn't' talk to you for a week. Depending on the number I assign you, explain how one of the following terms can be applied to this scenario: 1. informal sanction, 2. cultural universal, 3. cultural relativism, 4. real culture, 5. ideal culture.

Open Ended

What is the difference between subculture and counterculture?