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Side A ------ Side B
What is mechanical solidarity? ------ - old school-  everyone has their own speciality - they contribute to society- COLLECTIVE
What is organic solidarity? ------ - modern- people doing less meaningful tasks because of MODERNIZATION
Tough Guise video ------ hegemonic masculinity
What is misogyny? ------ the maltreatment of women
what is the Queer Theory? ------ - everyone treated equally- sexual expression to disrupt "normal" society- identity in binaries (ex, blonde vs brunette)- destruction of social norms
describe Antonio Gramsci's concept of hegemony ------ - ideological control & active consent (bourgeoisie cannot rule w/o it)- rejects idea of purely instrumental class state
difference between induction and deduction? ------ inductive: system of reasoning that moves from DATA to FORMATION of theorydeductive: visa versa
What is transsexuality? ------ one is born as male/female- identifies with opposite sex
What is s social fact? ------ general social features exist on their own and independant of individual manifestations
What is androcentrism? ------ looking at world via male perspective- revolves around men
What are the bourgeoisie? ------ - own means of production
What are the proletariat? ------ - works for bourgeoisie- for a wage
power (Foucault) ------ - exercised as we enact discourses- set of rules made by social institutions- identify what is "true" & "normal"- as we conform, we exercise POWER
research methods ------ - surveys- interviews- self-administered questionnaires
examples of unethical research ------ - Zimbardo- Humphrey's tea room
What is domination? ------ - direct physical & violent coercion by police/military- maintain social boundaries & enforce social rules
What makes the research unethical? ------ - deception- withhelding treatment- abuse of power
blaming the victim ------ - persepective that holds individuals responsible for negative conditions for where they live- aimed @ poor
what is hegemonic masculinity? ------ - normative ideal of dominant masculinity
what is sexual identity? ------ includes:- masculinity- femininity- knowledge of bodies- sexual histories- sexual preferences
who is IRA REISS? ------ - charted shift from marital to extra-marital sex- related to women's socio-economic position- documented social character of sexuality
what is social stratification? ------ society's hierarchal ranking of people into social classes
what is meritocracy? ------ system of rewards based on personal attributes & demonstrated abilities
what are status groups? ------ group of ppl sharing similar:- statues- lifestyle- world views- occupations- standard of living
commodification ------ process whereby goods & services become available for purchase in the market
discourse ------ system meaning how we think, act, and speak about a particular thing or issue
total institution ------ setting in which people are isolated from society & supervised by an administrative staff

Side A ------ Side B
What is mechanical solidarity? ------ - old school-  everyone has their own speciality - they contribute to society- COLLECTIVE
What is organic solidarity? ------ - modern- people doing less meaningful tasks because of MODERNIZATION
Tough Guise video ------ hegemonic masculinity
What is misogyny? ------ the maltreatment of women
what is the Queer Theory? ------ - everyone treated equally- sexual expression to disrupt "normal" society- identity in binaries (ex, blonde vs brunette)- destruction of social norms
describe Antonio Gramsci's concept of hegemony ------ - ideological control & active consent (bourgeoisie cannot rule w/o it)- rejects idea of purely instrumental class state
difference between induction and deduction? ------ inductive: system of reasoning that moves from DATA to FORMATION of theorydeductive: visa versa
What is transsexuality? ------ one is born as male/female- identifies with opposite sex
What is s social fact? ------ general social features exist on their own and independant of individual manifestations
What is androcentrism? ------ looking at world via male perspective- revolves around men
What are the bourgeoisie? ------ - own means of production
What are the proletariat? ------ - works for bourgeoisie- for a wage
power (Foucault) ------ - exercised as we enact discourses- set of rules made by social institutions- identify what is "true" & "normal"- as we conform, we exercise POWER
research methods ------ - surveys- interviews- self-administered questionnaires
examples of unethical research ------ - Zimbardo- Humphrey's tea room
What is domination? ------ - direct physical & violent coercion by police/military- maintain social boundaries & enforce social rules
What makes the research unethical? ------ - deception- withhelding treatment- abuse of power
blaming the victim ------ - persepective that holds individuals responsible for negative conditions for where they live- aimed @ poor
what is hegemonic masculinity? ------ - normative ideal of dominant masculinity
what is sexual identity? ------ includes:- masculinity- femininity- knowledge of bodies- sexual histories- sexual preferences
who is IRA REISS? ------ - charted shift from marital to extra-marital sex- related to women's socio-economic position- documented social character of sexuality
what is social stratification? ------ society's hierarchal ranking of people into social classes
what is meritocracy? ------ system of rewards based on personal attributes & demonstrated abilities
what are status groups? ------ group of ppl sharing similar:- statues- lifestyle- world views- occupations- standard of living
commodification ------ process whereby goods & services become available for purchase in the market
discourse ------ system meaning how we think, act, and speak about a particular thing or issue
total institution ------ setting in which people are isolated from society & supervised by an administrative staff