Sociology Chapter

The ability to see the link between society and self

• Sociological Imagination

• Sociological Perspective

• Social Dynamics

• Social Structure

Approach that emphasizes the contributions made by each part of society

• Rationalization

• Verstehen

• Dysfunction

• Functionalism

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An action that produces an unintended and unrecognized result

• Manifest Function

• Functionalism

• Latent Function

• Dysfunction

A set of assumptions about an area of study accepted as true

• Theoretical Perspective

• Rationalization

• Functionalization

• Symbolic Interacitonism

Relating to people or society in general; the welfare of human beings as members of society

(associated with food, education, health and infrastructure)

• economic

• social

• poltical

• public

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A view that looks at the behavior of groups, not individuals

• Sociological Perspective

• Sociology

• Sociological Imagination

• Social Structure

Behavior that matches group expectations

• Conformity

• Dysfunction

• Verstehen

• Rationalization

Social independency based on a high degree of specialization of roles

• Positivism

• Latent Functions

• Organic Solidarity

• Sociological Perspective

The study of human social behavior, its origins, development, organizations, and institutions is known as:

• Anthropology

• Psychology

• Sociology

• Economics

Which of the following is a method used in sociology to gather data about social phenomena?

• Experimentation

• Surveys

• Genetic Analysis

• Chemical Testing