Sociology Unit 1

Ruralization

Industrialization

The white flight

World War II

The study of human mind and behavior

the study of observable human behavior when done in groups

the study of different societies interacting with each other

the scientific study of society and the social activity of human beings

to help study the rapid change in living conditions brought upon by the industrial revolution

To better understand the human mind and behavior

to help improve our study of cognition

To better understand why people do the things that they do

A way of seeing the world which transcends the individual and takes a sociological view of the world

a superior form of self-activity in which the self-consciousness is produced, and is sustained by constantly observing the reflection on the actions of yourself and others

recognizing the connections between our personal experiences and larger socio-historic forces

learning to identify when certain phenomena are the result of structural forces at an upon an individual

A way of seeing the world which transcends the individual and takes a sociological view of the world

a superior form of self-activity in which the self-consciousness is produced, and is sustained by constantly observing the reflection on the actions of yourself and others

recognizing the connections between our personal experiences and larger socio-historic forces

learning to identify when certain phenomena are the result of structural forces at an upon an individual

True

False

True

False

True

False

True

False

outward actions that are usually achieved status that people have earned

Ascribed status that are often acquired at birth the individuals have done nothing to earn

Anything that Deviates from what people generally see as normal

focuses on the collective development of norms, rules, and social sanctions