1. Sociology BASICS CULTURESOCIALIZ- ATION MORE CULTURE STRUCTURE & INTERACTION MISCELLANE- OUS 100 200 300 400 500 v v

2. Q: Define Social Location SOCIOLOGY BASICS 100 Answer

3. The group memberships people have because of their place in history and society SOCIOLOGY BASICS 100

4. Define Society SOCIOLOGY BASICS 200 Answer

5. A group of people who share a common culture and territory SOCIOLOGY BASICS 200

6.  What is social integration and who came up with the term? SOCIOLOGY BASICS 300 Answer

7.  A: Emile Durkheim – the degree to which people are tied to their social groups SOCIOLOGY BASICS 300

8.  Q: What is the macro level of sociology? SOCIOLOGY BASICS 400 Answer

9.  A: The examination of large-scale patterns of society SOCIOLOGY BASICS 400

10.  Q: Describe functional analysis in terms of sociology SOCIOLOGY BASICS 500 Answer

11.  A: Society is viewed as a whole unit, composed of many parts that work together.  When each function is fulfilled, society is at equilibrium. SOCIOLOGY BASICS 500

12.  Define Subculture and give an example CULTURE 100 Answer

13.  A: A group within a group. Ex. Sports team, religious group, sports fans, career groups, etc. CULTURE 100

14.  Q: True or False: Culture becomes the lens through which we perceive the world and evaluate what is going on around us CULTURE 200 Answer

15.  A: True CULTURE 200

16.  Q: Give 2 examples of social norms in the US CULTURE 300 Answer

17.  A: Tipping, basic manners, personal hygiene, waiting in line, etc. (answers may vary) CULTURE 300

18.  Q: How do we reverse ethnocentrism? CULTURE 400 Answer

19.  A: Cultural Relativism! CULTURE 400

20.  Q: Define Value Cluster and give an example CULTURE 500 Answer

21.  A: Values that can be tied together into groups:  ex. Freedom, equality, and democracy. Education, Hard work, efficiency. CULTURE 500

22.  Q: What is the term that describes: the stages that people pass through from birth to death SOCIALIZATION 100 Answer

23.  A: The Life Course SOCIALIZATION 100

24.  Q: True or False: Socialization is the idea that “society makes us human” SOCIALIZATION 200 Answer

25.  A: True SOCIALIZATION 200

26.  Q: What is a latent function? What is the latent function of schools? SOCIALIZATION 300 Answer

27.  A: The unintended function such as learning gender roles, learning new values, norm, behaviors, etc. SOCIALIZATION 300

28.  Q: Define Agents of Socialization SOCIALIZATION 400 Answer

29.  A: The people and groups that influence our orientation to life SOCIALIZATION 400

30.  Q: Which Agent of Socialization is the first major impact group and why? SOCIALIZATION 500 Answer

31.  A: Family – they establish the initial motivations, values, and beliefs SOCIALIZATION 500

32.  Q: Define Symbol MORE CULTURE 100 Answer

33.  A: something that people attach meaning to and then USE to communicate with one another MORE CULTURE 100

34.  Q: Give an example of a folkway MORE CULTURE 200 Answer

35.  A: Answers may vary MORE CULTURE 200

36.  Q: Define Values and tell what they do to a person MORE CULTURE 300 Answer

37.  A: The standards by which people decide what is good. Values underline our preferences, guide our choices, and indicate what we hold worthwhile MORE CULTURE 300

38.  Q: What is cultural relativism? Give an example from the lecture. MORE CULTURE 400 Answer

39.  A: Viewing a piece of culture from its history, folklore, gender roles, ides of bravery, etc. Example: Bullfighting MORE CULTURE 400

40.  Q: Define the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis MORE CULTURE 500 Answer

41.  A: The notion that language determines our consciousness MORE CULTURE 500

42.  Q: Define stereotype from the mass lecture. INTERACTIONS 100 Answer

43.  A: Assumptions of what people are like, whether true or false INTERACTIONS 100

44.  Q: Define Social Interaction INTERACTIONS 200 Answer

45.  A: What people do when they are in one another’s presence, including communication at a distance. INTERACTIONS 200

46.  Q: What is a social institution? Give an example INTERACTIONS 300 Answer

47.  A: the organized, usual, or standard ways by which society meets its basic needs. Examples: family, religion, education, economy, medicine, politics, law, science, military, mass media, etc. INTERACTIONS 300

48.  Q: Describe role strain. INTERACTIONS 400 Answer

49.  A: Role strain comes when a person is feeling conflicts between the roles that they play (role conflict). For example, being a student and a son/daughter. INTERACTIONS 400

50.  Q: What is the difference between ascribed status and achieved status? INTERACTIONS 500 Answer

51.  A: Ascribed status: the position an individual inherits at birth  Achieved status: the position that is earned or accomplished as a result of effort INTERACTIONS 500

52.  What did the clip from ‘Friends’ describe? MISCELLANEOUS 100 Answer

53.  A: Gender Socialization through the family with toys. MISCELLANEOUS 100

54.  What are the Id, Ego, and Superego? MISCELLANEOUS 200 Answer

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56.  Where is the sociology exam next week and what do you need to bring? MISCELLANEOUS 300 Answer

57.  Large group on Wednesday. Bring a scantron and #2 pencil! MISCELLANEOUS 300

58.  Explain the proper e-mail format MISCELLANEOUS 400 Answer

59. Dr. Corwin. I am writing to let you know that I am having the most wonderful time in my breakout group. I have learned so many things about sociology and my instructor is the coolest, most- hip, and up-to-date human I have ever encountered. Thank you, Kalley Norr 11am Breakout MISCELLANEOUS 400

60.  What is the breakout group website and where can I find it? MISCELLANEOUS 500 Answer

61.  Sociologybreakouts.weebly.com MISCELLANEOUS 500