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Chapter 3
The ability to learn culture and become human is only a potential.
To be actualized, socialization must unleash this potential.
Social
BRYM AND LIE SOC+ TEXTBOOK NOTES
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Chapter 11
Health risks are always unevenly distributed.
Health is not just a medical issue but also a sociological one.
DEFINING AND MEASURING
BRYM AND LIE SOC+ TEXTBOOK NOTES
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Chapter 2
Athletes invent practices to help them stop worrying and focus on the job at hand.
Sociologists define culture broadly as all the idea
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Introduction to Sociology
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SOC100H5F
IntroducUon to Sociology
Jayne Baker
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BRYM AND LIE SOC+ TEXTBOOK NOTES
All information is straight from the textbook, SOC+, written by Brym and Lie.
Chapter 1
Sociology is the systematic study of human behavior and social context.
Suicide
At the end of the 19th century, Emile Durkheim demonst
BRYM AND LIE SOC+ TEXTBOOK NOTES
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Chapter 6
Social stratification is the way society is organized in layers or strata.
PATTERNS OF SOCIAL INEQUALITY
Wealth is what you own it is
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BRYM AND LIE SOC+ TEXTBOOK NOTES
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Chapter 5
Because norms vary widely, deviance is relative.
What some people consider normal, others consider deviant and vice versa.
People comm
SOCIOLOGY 100 Final Exam:
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anthropocentrism- belief that humans are the central, most
important species on the planet ideas, theories, or behaviors
centered around the belief that humans are the most important
factor or actor
nature/cul
BRYM AND LIE SOC+ TEXTBOOK NOTES
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Chapter 9
For better or for worse, our most intense emotional experiences are bound up with our families.
We love, hate, protect, hurt, express
BRYM AND LIE SOC+ TEXTBOOK NOTES
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Chapter 4
Feminist Theory, Emotion, and the Building Blocks of Social Interaction
Social interaction involves communication among people acting
Chapter 5: Crime and Deviance
What is the difference between crime and deviance?
Deviance is the act of breaking a norm of society that results in a negative reaction. A crime is a subset of
deviance that breaks a rule or norm in society set in place by l
Chapter 4: From social interaction to social organizations
Social interaction: is people communicating, acting and reacting face to face or over the computer in
relation to other people. Norms, statuses, and roles.
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Feminists have noticed that social int
Chapter 8: Sexuality and Gender
What is the difference between sex and gender?
Sex depends on biological factors (penis and vagina) and hormonal program depending on the sex that
your genetics are predisposed to. Gender is your sense of being male or fema
Chapter 7: Race and ethnicity
What is the correlation between race and intelligence?
The average IQ of a racial group has nothing to do with biology, rather it has everything to do with opportunity of
better education and the society that a people grow up
Chapter 1: Introducing Sociology
What is sociology?
It is the systematic study of how people behave in their own society. How they contribute to society and
how society influences the individual.
What is functionalism?
It is a sociological school of thoug
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What are some of Durkheims ideologies?
Thought that human behaviour is influenced by social relations that people are
embedded in. He studied suicide to prove his theory. He found that suicide rate
varied among social solidarity.
Chapter 4 Week 5
What is a Feminist Theory and Social Interaction?
The feminist theory views that men and women are different in communication and the
reactions that follow it due to status, role and norms. Men are viewed as more
conservative in their lau
Chapter 11: Health and Medicine
What is definition of life expectancy and what is it in Canada today?
Life expectancy is the average age at death of the members of a population. Canada has a current life
expectancy of 83 for girls and 79 for boys.
What ar
Chapter 10: Religion
What is Durkheims functionalist theory on religion?
He states that religion serves as an agent of solidarity within a society, so that individuals become part of
a collective conscience where they share common sentiments and values as
Chapter 10: Education
How does education play a role in our society today compared to religion?
In most rich countries, it is the most important agent of socialization other than the family. It is also the
path to upward mobility thanks to opportunity, wh
]wa2q1Chapter 3: Socialization
What is social isolation and socialization?
Social isolation is the act of depriving social interaction from a human being, this can be quite
detrimental in children beginning to develop (motor, speech, and behavioural skill
Chapter 9: Families
Is the idea of the family in decline in our society?
The nuclear (man & woman in approved sexual relationship with at least one child) and traditional nuclear families
(nuclear family where the man provides the bacon and the woman stay
Chapter 10 Religion and Education
What is Durkheims Functionalist Theory on Religion?
When people come together to share common sentiments they form a collective conscience. The
effects of rituals and religions is to reinforce social solidarity and group
Chapter 5 Week 5
What is the Social Definition of Deviance and Crime?
Deviance is breaking a norm and evoking a negative reaction from others. Crime is a deviance that
breaks the law. However deviance and crime is all relative.
What are Sanctions?
There a
Chapter 6_Social Stratification
Social stratification: the way that society is organized in a hierarchal layers or strata of power and status.
How is wealth a pattern of social inequality?
The wealthy have a larger cushion for rainy days, more influence i
Chapter 6 Week 6
What is Social Stratification?
The way society is organized in layers.
What are the Patterns of Social Inequality Wealth?
The wealthy improves your political contribution and your health. However, the poor are
become poorer and the wealth
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Culture is the sum of socially transmitted ideas, practices, languages, symbols, beliefs, values,
ideologies, and material objects that people create to deal with life problems and thrive in their
environments
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