Sociology Exam Jeopardy Template

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100 What is the study of human society and social behavior Define sociology	100 What is What is human behavior done in reaction to, in relationship to, or in reference to other people define social behavior	100 What is the order model What model did Emilè Durkheim establish?	100 what is groups are people who regularly and consciously interact and share a common culture while aggregates are just a bunch of people in the same place at the same time define groups vs aggregates	100 what are all the shared products of a society Define culture
200 What is behavior done in relationship to a status Define roles	200 What is a position we occupy that defines our relationship to someone else define status	200 Who is Emilé Durkheim who is the founder of functionalism?	200 What is 1) we are all interconnected and 2) things are not always as they appear - what we learn is learned through society define the 2 central insights of sociology	200 What is a population that occupies the same territory, is subject to the same political authority and participates in a common culture Define society
300 What is there are much larger forces that come into play when it comes to determining who we are. traits cannot be understand without first understanding private and public matters. (i.e family, economic status, peer influence, etc.) define the sociological imagination	300 What is you find yourself in a status. Either by birth or involuntarily later in life define ascribed status	300 Who is Carl Marx and the conflict is the only order in society is enforced by those in power. social systems are unequal and resources and rewards are unevenly distributed who established and what is the conflict model?	300 What is systematic - deliberate what is comprehensive - big picture and what is group effort - when replicated there is a more complete view The 3 general characteristics of sociological studies/methods of knowing?	300 what is numbers/sophisticated vs worth/impact define quantitative vs qualitative
400 What is the study of the methods and techniques used by people to make sense of the world. ex. breaching experiments define ethnomethodology	400 understanding behavior at the STRUCTURAL level vs understanding behavior at the INDIVIDUAL level define macro vs micro theory	400 Who is Erving Goffman Who founded the dramaturgical approach?	400 What is a set of ideas that explain a range of human behaviors and a variety of social events define sociological theory	400 What is informal rules/minor infractions vs formal/serious violations vs most serious/cannibalism define folkways vs mores vs taboos
500 What is the idea that while society has power over its members, social actors have the power to change society. (what we consider sacred and unchangeable is a social construction that can be reconstructed) define the sociological paradox	500 Believing in ideas that aren't in a groups objective interests but rather in the best interests of the capitalist class vs recognizing class interests and oppression and an understanding who the oppressors are. define false vs class consciousness	500 Who is Pete Burger who established that we "become what we play" and can become very different people because of social expectations?	500 What is cohesion, consensus, cooperation, and stability. The contributions of and equilibrium amongst society's institutions. *All societies have functional requirements that must be met. Society is one entity with different parts that work for the good of the whole. each group has a function. hints: FUNCTIONalism* what does the order model emphasize?	500 What is front stage behavior (public impression management) what is aligning actions (what we do when our cover is blown) and what is backstage behavior (private ) the 3 categories of human behavior in the dramaturgical approach

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