SOCIOLOGY 205 Lessons 2 & 3
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Topics of this game:
- How is sociological theory related to methods?
- Scientific facts differ from other forms of knowledge. How?
- True or false: Macro theory involves the study of human behavior in everyday face to face interactions.
- Auguste Comte is considered the Father of what?
- The sociological canon includes work of Comte, Mead, Marx, Weber, and _____?
- Karl Marx developed which theory?
- Marx had a guiding question for his sociological studies. True or False: Marx's guiding question asked to answer how there is so much poverty and inequality despite wealth and prosperity developed in capitalism.
- Durkheim's guiding question is which of the following?
- Weber had how many structures of authority?
- Weber's Traditional structure of authority claims what?
- Micro-Theory is the study of large groups
- What is Macro-Theory
- Positivism is the idea that everything can be explained by using logic and a scientific process
- Social facts are facts and norms that can not be studied in the real world and can be proven
- What is mechanical solidarity
- What is organic solidarity
- Manifest functions are unintended and unrecognized effects on a society
- Marxism is the idea that class struggles will influence change in a society
- Integration and regulation can lead to suicide if there is too much or too little of them
- Anomie is a feeling of happiness due to modern day social life
- Webers guiding question was...
- Weber answered his question through assessing areas for the amount of formal rationality
- When Weber talked about status... he meant:
- Rational legal authority is the result of someone being wealthier than everyone else
- Traditional authority is
- Weber's four types of rationality include:
- Protestant Ethic
- Latent Functions are
- The sum of someone's ideas and beliefs on how society should be ran
- A gesture that is that multiple people understand as the same thing is a symbol
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