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Study_GuideB_for_Soc_1_Test_2_Fall_2007
Course: SOCIOLOGY 1, Spring 2008School: Santa Monica
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5 Chapter 1. groups, categories, crowds 2. dyads and triads and what's unique about them 3. primary vs. secondary groups 4. leadership styles 5. Asch's research 6. Milgram's research showed what 7. groupthink 8. reference groups 9. Stouffer's research showed what 10. ingroup vs. outgroup 11. social networks 12. bureaucracy refers to 13. bureaucracies provide organization but also ____ 14. bureaucratic ritualism...
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5 Chapter 1. groups, categories, crowds 2. dyads and triads and what's unique about them 3. primary vs. secondary groups 4. leadership styles 5. Asch's research 6. Milgram's research showed what 7. groupthink 8. reference groups 9. Stouffer's research showed what 10. ingroup vs. outgroup 11. social networks 12. bureaucracy refers to 13. bureaucracies provide organization but also ____ 14. bureaucratic ritualism 15. iron law of oligarchy states what 16. McDonaldization of society refers to what 17. impression management strategies 18. of impression management (use the article) 19. general questions from the video, "The Human Behavior Experiments" 20. What percentage of Stanley Milgram's subjects went the distance? What was his motivation to do the study? What did he conclude? 21. Review Zimbardo's findings in "The Pathology of Imprisonment" 22. Review main points of "Impression Management" 23. Review main points of "Nazi Holocaust" 24. Review main points of "Identity and Stigma"
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