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Terms in this set (76)The term social interaction refers to the ways in which people respond to one another According to interactionists, which factors define our understanding of reality? 1. the standards and values of dominant groups The standards and values of dominant groups, various groups' power within society, and social interaction Statuses, social roles, groups, social networks, and social institutions are the five elements of social interaction ______ refers to socially defined positions within a group or society status Which of the following are examples of how an ascribed status can influence an achieved status? 1. A student who attended a prestigious college is admitted to a respected graduate program. 2. A female student is discouraged from pursuing a career as an engineer. 3. An older job applicant is rejected because he is perceived as being "out of touch." 4. An employee recommends their friend for a job, and the friend is hired. a female student is discouraged from pursuing a career as a engineer, an older job applicant is rejected because he is perceived as being "out of touch" A set of expectations for people who occupy a given position or status is called a social role
True or false: Interactionists believe that our perception of reality is defined by objective aspects of social life. false If a woman keeps getting into trouble at work for taking time off to handle family emergencies, what is she experiencing? role conflict A number of people with similar norms, values, and expectations who interact with each other on a regular basis is known as a(n) group "President of the United States," "mother," and "wife" are all examples of ______ positions. status True or false: Ascribed status and achieved status function independently of one another. false Students who expect their professor to be knowledgeable about her subject and show up to class are holding the professor to a(n) ______ role. social A formal, impersonal group in which there is little social intimacy or mutual understanding is called a ______ group. secondary Groups that play a pivotal role in the socialization process are called primary group There are a number of functions that a social institution must fulfill to survive. What are some of those functions? 1. providing a sense of purpose providing a sense of purpose, preserving order, and teaching new recruits What is a small group that is characterized by intimate, face-to-face association and cooperation called? primary group any group to which people feel like they do belong in-group any group to which people feel like they do not belong out-group any group that individuals use as a standard for evaluating themselves reference group an alliance that is geared toward a common goal coalition social relationships that link a person directly and indirectly to others social network U.S. public schools are funded primarily through property taxes. This means children living in affluent communities go to schools that have better equipment and higher-paid teachers than children living in less wealthy communities. As a result, children in wealthier communities often receive a better education than children in impoverished communities. Which sociological theory best explains this problem conflict Integrated and persistent social networks focused on making sure society's core needs are met are called social institutions A(n) ______ is a group that is designed for a special purpose and structured for maximum efficiency. formal organization A type of formal organization that uses rules and hierarchical ranking to achieve efficiency is known as a bureaucracy Your best friend decides that she likes the goth subculture. She begins to dress in black, hang out with new people, listen to new music, and act unlike her previous self. Sue has adopted the goths as a(n) reference group According to Max Weber, there are five basic characteristics that make up an ideal bureaucratic structure. What are those basic characteristics? 1. employment based on social connections 2. division of labor 3. employment based on technical qualifications 4. sociocultural evolution 5. written rules and regulations 6. hierarchy of authority 7. impersonality division of labor, employment based on technical qualifications, written rules and regulations, hierarchy of authority, and impersonality Feeling estranged or dissociated from the surrounding society is called alienation The health care system, the mass media, and the government are all examples of social institutions Robert Merton referred to the overzealous conformity to official rules and regulations as goal displacement Effie had a solid education, a great attitude, and an eagerness to learn. As a result, she was steadily promoted to more responsible positions. After two years, Effie was promoted to a director position, but she discovered she did not have the qualifications or skills the position required. Effie was a victim of the Peter principle When workers become so specialized that they develop blind spots and fail to notice obvious problems, they are experiencing trained incapacity Your boss is a staunch follower of the rules, which were written decades ago and no longer apply in an era of modern technology. Your boss suffers from goal displacement The hypothesis that states that every employee within a hierarchy tends to rise to his or her level of incompetence is known as the Peter principle Which of the following situations is likely to result from a hierarchy of authority? A high-ranking manager makes decisions that affect many employees. Sandy had worked for the same company for 15 years. Over the years the company began to modernize, and some workers were replaced by technology. Emphasis was placed on efficiency and predictability. Sandy's company was undergoing McDonaldization The sociologist Robert Michels argued that the rank and file of a movement or organization look to leaders for direction. As such, they reinforce the process of rule by a few. He referred to this idea as the iron law of oligarchy When a bureaucracy establishes a hierarchy of authority, which of the following can occur? 1. Employees do not have a voice in decision making. 2. Employees know who is in command. 3. Mistakes are hidden. 4. Employees have a voice in the decision making. employees do not have a voice in decision making, employees know who is in command, and mistakes are hidden The classical theory of formal organizations states that workers are motivated almost entirely by economic rewards According to the sociologist Émile Durkheim, organic solidarity exists when societies become more advanced technologically and more interdependent on each person's expertise. The process by which the principles of bureaucratization, namely predictability, efficiency, and dependence on non-human technology, are coming to dominate more sectors of U.S. and global society is called McDonaldization Which of the following are downsides of division of labor? workers have weakened job security and workers can experience aleination In this type of community, there is little agreement about values, and social control relies on formal means, such as laws and policies. Gesellschaft The term ______ refers to the unofficial activities and interactions that are a basic part of daily operations within formal organizations. bureaucracy's other face In societies with minimal division of labor, a collective consciousness develops that emphasizes group solidarity. This collective frame of mind is called mechanical solidarity Which type of society is technologically sophisticated and preoccupied with consumer goods and media images? postmodern Which of the following refers to the long-term social trends in societies that result from the interplay of continuity, innovation, and selection? sociocultural evolution rural life in which people have similar backgrounds; limited social change Gemeinschaft urban life in which people do not have similar backgrounds; social change is evident Gesellschaft Which type of society is based on kinship ties, little division of labor, and scarce resources? hunting-and-gathering Cultural information about how to use the material resources of the environment to satisfy human needs and desires is called technology Agrarian societies feature an increase in agricultural technology and more specialized roles within society. Which of the following statements are true about industrial society? 1. It relies on new sources of energy. 2. It applies human and animal sources of power to labor tasks. 3. It depends on mechanization to produce its goods and services. 4. It focuses on traditional tools and equipment for agricultural production. it relies on new sources of energy and it depends on mechanization to produce its goods and services In a(n) ______, occupations devoted to the teaching, generation, or dissemination of ideas are common, and jobs in such fields as advertising, human resources, and computer information systems are typical. postindustrial society In a ______ society, people plant seeds and crops but still use minimal agricultural technology. horticultural An industrial society is defined as a society that depends on mechanization to produce goods and services and relies on new inventions to facilitate production. Which type of society is economically engaged primarily in the processing and control of information and has a main output of services instead of manufactured goods? postindustrial Bureaucratization is The process by which a group, organization, or social movement becomes increasingly bureaucratic. Which of the following characteristics applies to Gemeinschaft? Rural life typifies this form. Which of the following terms refers to the way in which a society is organized into predictable relationships? social structure The practice of buying more than we need or want, and often more than we can afford is referred to as hyper consumerism Ferdinand Tönnies used the term ________ to refer to communities that are large, impersonal, and often urban, with little consensus concerning values or commitment to the group. gesellschaft ________ consist of organized workers who share either the same skill or the same employer. labor unions Which term is used to refer to incompatible expectations that arise when the same person holds two or more social positions? role conflicts In the most technologically advanced form of preindustrial society, members are engaged primarily in food production. They increase their crop yields through such innovations as the plow. This type of society is called a(n) agrarian society ________ is used to describe the process by which the principles of bureaucratization have increasingly shaped organizations worldwide. McDonaldization A society that depends on mechanization to produce its goods and services is called a(n) industrial society Which of the following statements about an ascribed status is correct? It is generally biological in origin, but it is significant mainly because of the social meanings attached to it within a given culture. Which of the following is a characteristic of a secondary group? Relationships are generally superficial. Which of the following was characteristic of the emergence of postmodern societies? Mass consumption of consumer goods and media images. In Ebaugh's four stages of the process of role exit, which of the following is a core element of the first stage? doubt Today, Steve went into a grocery store where a stranger checked out his purchases and another stranger bagged his groceries. Then he went to a fast-food restaurant and purchased a hamburger from another stranger, and on his way home he stopped at an intersection, where an unknown police officer raised her hand. These experiences are all characteristic of Gesellschaft relationships. You walk into your women's studies class, and you look at the person sitting to your left. He is the only male in the class; he is about 20 years old, wears a wedding ring, and carries a bag with a tennis racquet. Which of his characteristics is most likely his master status in the context of this class? his gender Sociological research that maps sexual relationships amongst high school students is an example of research on social networks Activists in a large city join forces to create a new organization with the goal of preserving landmark buildings that have historical importance. At first, the organization functions democratically, but over time it is taken over by three people. These leaders establish a bureaucratic structure that helps them to maintain control of the organization. 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What is mechanization sociology?mechanization. the act of implementing the control of equipment with advanced technology. urbanization. the social process whereby cities grow and societies become more urban.
What kind of society makes heavy use of mechanization?Pastoral societies make heavy use of mechanization. True/false. US in considered a postindustrial society. Tonnies used his terms to distinguish between what types of societies?
What is the process by which a group organization or social movement develops or intensifies its rules and hierarchical ranking?McDonaldization. What is the process by which a group, organization, or social movement develops or intensifies its rules and hierarchical ranking? the iron law of oligarchy.
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