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Chapter 15 Science and Technology

Science The process of discovering, explaining, and predicting natural or social phenomena. Technology The application of science and mechanics to the solution of problems.

Mechanization Dominant in an agricultural society, the use of tools to accomplish tasks previously done by hand.

Automation Dominant in an industrial society, the replacement of human labor with machinery and equipment that is self- operating.

Cybernation Dominant in a postindustrial society; the use of machines to control other machines.

World is Getting Smaller The world was made a smaller place in the late 1800s by the Pony Express. Today, the iPhone, combining a number of technological feats, makes the world even smaller.

Global Internet Use from Home: May 2007 Average number of sessions per month35 Average of unique domains visited71 Average pages viewed per month1,509 Average pages viewed per session42 Average time online per month25 hrs, 48 min. Average time of surfing session54 minutes Average duration of a page viewed45 seconds Average online population338,250,261

Postmodernism and the Technological Fix Postmodernism is the view that rational thinking and science are limited in their ability to provide “truths.” Many people think social problems can be resolved through a technological fix: A social engineer might approach a water shortage by asking people to use less water. A technologist would develop new technologies to increase the water supply.

Structural-Functionalist Perspective Science fulfills the need for an assumed objective measure of truth. If society changes too rapidly, problems may emerge. Cultural lag is a condition in which the material part of culture changes faster than the nonmaterial part.

Conflict Perspective Technological advances are motivated by profit. Funding of research is determined by dominant groups.

Private Industry and Research Motivated by profit, private industry spends more money on research and development that the federal government does.

Symbolic Interactionist Perspective Knowledge is relative, it changes over time and between societies. Scientific “truths” are socially constructed and result from interactions between scientists, researchers, and the public. Who becomes involved in what aspects of science and technology is socially defined.

Teleworking A form of work that allows employees to work part- or full-time at home or at a satellite office.

Automation Automation means that machines can perform the labor originally provided by humans, such as robots that perform tasks on automobile assembly lines.

The Internet The interent is the international information infrastructure (a network of networks) available through universities, research institutes, government agencies, and businesses. Web 2.0 is a platform for millions of users to express themselves online in the common areas of cyberspace.

Common Online Activities, U.S., 2006

Genetics Molecular biology has led to a greater understanding of the genetic material found in all cells, DNA, and with it the ability for genetic screening. Gene therapy involves identifying defective or missing genes to get a healthy duplicate and transplant it to the affected cell. Genetic engineering is the ability to manipulate and alter the genes of an organism.

Genetically Engineered Food The first genetically engineered crop was introduced for commercial production in Today, there are more than 200 million acres devoted to these crops with the United States being the largest producer in the world.

In-vitro Fertilization An egg and a sperm are united in a laboratory dish or test tube.

Abortion The removal of an embryo or fetus from a woman’s uterus before it can survive on its own. Intact dilation and extraction (D&X) abortions. Opponents refer to them as partial birth abortions because the limbs and the torso are delivered before the fetus has expired. Performed because the fetus has a serious defect, the woman’s health is jeopardized or both.

Support for Legal Abortions Specific Circumstances: 2003

Therapeutic Cloning Uses stem cells from human embryos. Stem cells can produce any type of cell in the human body. Stem cells have been used for repairing spinal cord injuries in mice, allowing them to walk normally. Because the use of stem cells can entail the destruction of human embryos, many conservatives, including President Bush, are opposed to the practice.

Deskilling Labor requires less thought than before and gives workers fewer decisions to make. Upskilling Reduces alienation as employees find their work more meaningful, and have greater decision-making powers as information becomes less centralized.

Outsourcing India’s outsourcing industry employs more than 1.2 million workers—a number that is likely to grow as multinational corporations seek qualified personnel outside the United States at a lower cost.

Technology-induced Diseases Diseases that result from the use of technological devices, products, and/or chemicals

Future Shock The state of confusion resulting from rapid scientific and technological changes that unravel our traditional values and beliefs.

Genetic Exception Laws Laws that require that genetic information be handled separately from other medical information.